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best way to remove this clothing problem?

ToobisToobis Posts: 993
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Am using V4 and an outft I'm putting on her (meant for V4) I notice has a lot of these flesh spots on her body where the outfit does obviously not cover the body. Is there a best way to fix this? I thought about scaling up the clothing so it expands and covers the flesh spots but then it would look slightly off during the final render. How is this problem normally dealt with pls. :)

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  • Sven DullahSven Dullah Posts: 7,621

    1 Apply a smoothing modifyer to the clothing and possibly increase smoothing/collision iterations.

    2 The clothing most likely has some fitting/styling morphs to deal with this sort of issues (expand all or legs adjust or similar)

    3 Use a push modifyer to slightly expand the geometry of the clothing.

  • Sven DullahSven Dullah Posts: 7,621

    The option to add a smoothing/push modifyer...select the clothing figure, go to edit/figure/geometry.

  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,533

    Apply smoothing and set V4 as the collision.

    Select clothing

    Edit>Object>Geometry>Add Smoothng Modifier.

    The properties for smoothing can be found in the Parameters tab.

  • Sven DullahSven Dullah Posts: 7,621

    Also right clicking on the clothing brings up a menu where you can transfer active morphs, the shaping morphs for v4 will be transfered to the clothing, which might fix the problem.

  • Sven DullahSven Dullah Posts: 7,621
    scorpio said:

    Apply smoothing and set V4 as the collision.

    Select clothing

    Edit>Object>Geometry>Add Smoothng Modifier.

    The properties for smoothing can be found in the Parameters tab.

    If the mesh deforms when applying the smoothing modifyer, change from base shape matching to generic;)

  • ToobisToobis Posts: 993

    wow thankyou guys! :)

  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,533
    Sven Dullah said:
    scorpio said:

    Apply smoothing and set V4 as the collision.

    Select clothing

    Edit>Object>Geometry>Add Smoothng Modifier.

    The properties for smoothing can be found in the Parameters tab.

    If the mesh deforms when applying the smoothing modifyer, change from base shape matching to generic;)

    Yea I know that, thanks, but bear in mind that it doesn't always work.

  • Sven DullahSven Dullah Posts: 7,621
    scorpio said:
    Sven Dullah said:
    scorpio said:

    Apply smoothing and set V4 as the collision.

    Select clothing

    Edit>Object>Geometry>Add Smoothng Modifier.

    The properties for smoothing can be found in the Parameters tab.

    If the mesh deforms when applying the smoothing modifyer, change from base shape matching to generic;)

    Yea I know that, thanks, but bear in mind that it doesn't always work.

    Yup I know that you know, and yes I know=)

  • 3Diva3Diva Posts: 12,014

    I had the same issue when I first started: https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/112816/victoria-4-and-poke-through#latest

    V4 is quite different than the Genesis line and requires a bit more time and patience to set up with clothing and poses. I found it funny that V4's clothing fit G2F so well, but I had massive poke-through when the clothes where on V4 (unless I was using the default V4 shape).

    The tips in that thread really helped - particularly adding the smoothing modifier and push modifier. That's a big help. 

    I like V4 but don't use her as often due to the added time and patience it takes to set up scenes with her. Clothing can be a pain on anything other than the default V4 shape. I see now why SO MANY of the V4 characters don't have much body diversity and have very similar body shapes to the base Victoria 4. Deviating too much from the base shape definitely can cause more work for the user in trying to get things to fit right. I'm glad the Genesis line doesn't have that issue (well, at least not to the extent that V4, A3, and older figures have). 

  • WonderlandWonderland Posts: 7,137

    You can also get the Elite addons shapes for V4 and unimesh fits but although that works well in Poser, the workarounds with smoothing added can work too with autofit in DS.

  • ALLIEKATBLUEALLIEKATBLUE Posts: 2,983

    AWWWW @divamakeup, you were such a little baby then look how you've grown

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