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Dforce works better on genesis 1&2 for me

WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,590
in Daz Studio Discussion

this is something I am consistently finding 

Dforce sims are less likely to explode, ride up, do unnatural stuff  if I use Genesis 1&2

even autofitting Genesis 8 Dforce clothing 

some I don't fit just pose to fit and it still seems to work better than on their original figures 

I am wondering if anyone else is finding this

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  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 18,830
    WendyLuvsCatz said:

    this is something I am consistently finding 

    Dforce sims are less likely to explode, ride up, do unnatural stuff  if I use Genesis 1&2

    even autofitting Genesis 8 Dforce clothing 

    some I don't fit just pose to fit and it still seems to work better than on their original figures 

    I am wondering if anyone else is finding this

    I haven't tried but I believe what you say. It's probably because Genesis & Genesis 2 have more polygons than Genesis 3 & Genesis 8. I think it's an indication Genesis 9 needs to substantially raise number of polygons used. AAA games and hardware now handle many more polygons than before. What I noticed was older pre-Genesis 3 clothing simulates better than non-dForce Genesis 3 and non-dForce Genesis 8 clothing.

  • nicsttnicstt Posts: 11,715

    I pretty much make my own due to the lack of depth on the items, which can certainly cause fun with sims; I wonder if I fit it to a G2 if I'll have fewer issues.

    G1 and G2, bend and deform much worse imo. Even G3 doesn't seem 'quite' as good as G8.

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,590

    well for the sort of garments I am dforcecing 

    flouncy robes with massive sleeves etc

    I don't think it is a big issue how accurate the bends are other than they are in the right places for an animation as you mostly only see the hands and the head.

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