A d-force substitute?

Let's face it: D-Force is very primitive in terms of simulation, and while it's great that DS can say they have a simulation engine, it is lacking in every way. It is like DS said we checked that box, now let's move on, it's good enough. Well, it's not. I have given up on D-force, and run all my simulations through Marvelous Designer. The cloth simulations are night and day, so it is not that a better solution is not possible; it is a matter of how much you want it. I think that a lot of DS users are not aware that there are better alternatives out there. So because this is the place for suggestions, mine is for DS to come up with a simulation engine that is worthy of a program like DS. I understand that there is a cost, but right now I happily pay $30-$40 a month just to simulate clothing inside Marvelous Designer (I pay yearly so I'm not quite sure what it breaks down to). I would be happy to just give DS that money and keep all my work right inside DS instead of doing all the importing and exporting every time. And animations... this would be a game-changer for DS. 

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 110,982

    Don't forget that for Marvellous Designer this is a core feature, pretty much the raison d'etre

  • surv0101 said:

    but right now I happily pay $30-$40 a month just to simulate clothing inside Marvelous Designer (I pay yearly so I'm not quite sure what it breaks down to). I would be happy to just give DS that money and keep all my work right inside DS instead of doing all the importing and exporting every time. And animations... this would be a game-changer for DS. 

    You must have great job to waste money JUST for better simulation. You can simulate in Blender for free. 

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