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Does anybody know of a versatile Bed Product?

404nicg404nicg Posts: 270
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I'm looking for something with maybe a morphable mattress, sheets, and pillows that are separate from each other..any help appreciated!

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  • Sven DullahSven Dullah Posts: 7,621
    edited December 2018

    https://www.daz3d.com/solitaire-by-meipe

    https://www.daz3d.com/interiors-the-bedsit

    https://www.daz3d.com/interiors-the-hotel-room

    https://www.daz3d.com/college-dorm

    These come with morphable beds/sheets;)

    To further customize pillows sheets and mattresses use dFormers!

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  • L'AdairL'Adair Posts: 9,479
    edited December 2018

    I'm partial to Kindred Arts' dForce bed products: Ultimate dForce Bed and Ultimate dForce Single Bed, The mattresses aren't morphable, but the pillows are. And you can't beat the dForce covers if you want something that will look right with any figure. Even the Dog! And you can use the "duvet" with any bed. Here are some images I did using the original: here, here and here. The first image uses one of the beds with mattress, pillows and duvet. The other two, one a close up of the other from a different angle, use the duvet on a bed from the MICK-Bedroom. I used dForms to create the morphs on the MICK pillows.

    Sleeping Late for Victoria 6 has a morphable bed, though I don't have it. The morphs depends on you using the included V6 poses. On the other hand, if it's created to take morphs, it may have enough polys to work well with dForms to create your own morphs, or with dForce using information about dForce and pillows gleaned from RGCincy's dForce thread, (or you can buy the training video.) Here are links to the specific posts I think will be helpful to you:

    Rich's thread has a wealth of information, and he includes links to all the topics in the first few posts. If you want to know how to do just about anything with dForce, start with Page 1 of his thread. And don't be shy. There are PDFs of most of the information. Download and save those for future reference.

    And while I was writing this, I see Sven has given you a few more links to products with morphable beds!

    Anyway, I hope you find this information helpful.

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  • IceDragonArtIceDragonArt Posts: 12,761

    I will second L'Adair on Kindred Arts Dforce Beds. Really great product and super easy to use.

  • 404nicg404nicg Posts: 270

    Thank you all for your responses. I'm just getting back to Daz from a time away and now there's this new "Dforce" thing that seems to be all the rage. Those Kindred Arts Dforce beds look interesting but is there a way to fix the sheets to look messy if a figure isn't actually posed in the bed?

  • L'AdairL'Adair Posts: 9,479
    404nicg said:

    Thank you all for your responses. I'm just getting back to Daz from a time away and now there's this new "Dforce" thing that seems to be all the rage. Those Kindred Arts Dforce beds look interesting but is there a way to fix the sheets to look messy if a figure isn't actually posed in the bed?

    The "sheet" is part of the mattress. However, you can use a plane and dForce it into a mess. Once again, I direct you to Rich's thread:

    That will help you decide how many polys the plane needs. One thing I do when I need a rectangle is use more polys than I need—15 instead of 10, for example—and use the Geometry Editor Tool to select several columns, hide them, and then delete the hidden polys. That gives me the desired shape without distorting the quads. Depending on what programs you have and your level of expertise, you can also create a bump map and normal map for the mattress to give it a bit of wrinkles.

  • 404nicg404nicg Posts: 270
    L'Adair said:
    404nicg said:

    Thank you all for your responses. I'm just getting back to Daz from a time away and now there's this new "Dforce" thing that seems to be all the rage. Those Kindred Arts Dforce beds look interesting but is there a way to fix the sheets to look messy if a figure isn't actually posed in the bed?

    The "sheet" is part of the mattress. However, you can use a plane and dForce it into a mess. Once again, I direct you to Rich's thread:

    That will help you decide how many polys the plane needs. One thing I do when I need a rectangle is use more polys than I need—15 instead of 10, for example—and use the Geometry Editor Tool to select several columns, hide them, and then delete the hidden polys. That gives me the desired shape without distorting the quads. Depending on what programs you have and your level of expertise, you can also create a bump map and normal map for the mattress to give it a bit of wrinkles.

    Thank you very much for your info. I went ahead with the ultimate Dforce bed and am going to get to playing around with it!

  • L'AdairL'Adair Posts: 9,479

    I'm happy I could I help.

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