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bigger breasts and clothing

abunezekabunezek Posts: 32
in Daz Studio Discussion

Hi,

I need help eith shirts and big breasts,

whenever i make breasts larger i get this dent between the breasts, i want the shirt to stay strait when i make the larger. 

I've tried different clothing, i've tried to enlarge the breast with other parameters, i always get this cleavage dent.

Here are some images for example:

the first is small breasts

the second is big breasts with the problem

the third is an example of what i want to acheiev.

Thanks

Comments

  • LeanaLeana Posts: 11,029

    Unless the clothes have specific morphs to account for the breat morphs, you will have that kind of behaviour when DS adjusts the clothes automatically to fit the morphs you used.

    There are utilities like SY Clothing Breast Helper or Fit control which can help you adjust the clothes to get a better fit.

  • wolf359wolf359 Posts: 3,764
    Use dforce?
  • LeanaLeana Posts: 11,029

    Oh, good point. There's a thread about using dForce for this here: https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/205426/yoda-says-use-dforce-to-fight-static-cling

  • cm152335cm152335 Posts: 421
    edited October 2019

    after checking your picts

    try the orange swim suit,and "FIT" your skirt on it,
    then make invisible the orange swim suit 

    check in product "auto fit control"

    https://www.daz3d.com/fit-control-bundle-for-genesis-8-females-and-males

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  • Silver DolphinSilver Dolphin Posts: 1,588

    Yeah, use dforce or you can create a morph from scratch for those back breakers in blender or hexagon for the cloth.

  • abunezekabunezek Posts: 32

    Thanks guys, I will try that

  • onixonix Posts: 282

    You can try to use smoothing modifier as an easy solution although it will be better if used along with SY Clothing Breast Helper 

    But in some extreme cases, the only solution is to use dformers or Zbrush to fix everything

  • Peter WadePeter Wade Posts: 1,603

    I have used dformers to fix this sort of thing but not as extreme as this. The trick is to get the field sized and positioned right. You need make it larger along the Y axis and set the X axis size to make it stop outside the cleavage area .The Z position of the field has a strong effect on how the efect falls off from the centre Once you've got it looking right move the dformer out a bit along the Z axis, then adjust the size and position of the field so the clothes move as you want them. You can also try opening the dformer pane and adjusting the falloff curve.

    Another possibility might be to use Hexagon. You can send stuff from Daz Studio to Hexagon, reshape it and send it back to Studio as a morph. Hexagon gives you more precise control than dformers and it is free (at least it was when I last checked)

  • onixonix Posts: 282
    Peter Wade said:

    I have used dformers to fix this sort of thing but not as extreme as this. The trick is to get the field sized and positioned right. You need make it larger along the Y axis and set the X axis size to make it stop outside the cleavage area .The Z position of the field has a strong effect on how the efect falls off from the centre Once you've got it looking right move the dformer out a bit along the Z axis, then adjust the size and position of the field so the clothes move as you want them. You can also try opening the dformer pane and adjusting the falloff curve.

    Another possibility might be to use Hexagon. You can send stuff from Daz Studio to Hexagon, reshape it and send it back to Studio as a morph. Hexagon gives you more precise control than dformers and it is free (at least it was when I last checked)

     

    Actually Dformers are pretty similar to Zbrush in their functionality, but instead of using dformer field you should use weight maps. This will give you very precise control

    Zbrush is only slightly more convenient

     

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