Draped Ghosts Breastmorph
FantastArt
Posts: 421
https://www.daz3d.com/draped-ghosts
is there a dial or preset to remove the breast shape on those ghosts?
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FantastArt
Posts: 421
https://www.daz3d.com/draped-ghosts
is there a dial or preset to remove the breast shape on those ghosts?
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It says on the page they are static props that can't be posed. If they can't be posed, they probably have no morphs either. Short of editing the mesh directly, the answer is probably no.
That was my thought too. They are a bit, um, prominent. It almost makes one want to use dForce on a high resolution 2.5x2.5m plane (say 100 facets in each direction) and do a drape over your own character in a 'ghost' position, save the plane as a prop, and then use that. That way your ghost can have the protuberances you want, instead.
Regards
Richard
The point of most "tool" products are to save you time. If you have the time, you can make an apartment, or a bathroom you can park six cars in, or in this case drape a sheet over a character. If the tool isn't exactly what you need, you end up having to do it yourself.
I have little time. And even less money...
Regards,
Richard
Thank you all! Well there are other ghosties in the store. I just want to make sure. Thanks a lot.
honestly make your own by draping a subdivided plane over a figure as a chair pulls up and it sits over about 60 frames,
export the cloth at the end as an obj after deleting the figure and chair
I am betting thats what Dreamlight did
I guess it's cold in the netherworld
The mesh doesn't look like what you get on a plane primitive:
It looks like what you get from photogrammetry. Maybe he got an (apparently rather cold) lady to sit under a sheet for him to photograph from multiple angles? Actually, that's what he says in the product description:
"Real size people" might mean a dummy rather than, well, real people.
But yeah, easy enough to make something similar with a plane and dforce.
or ...bodies
stiff ones
Forgive my ignorance, but couldn't a dForce modifier be added to remove the pokies?
Just a d-former on each should do the trick.
Or maybe a Smoothing Modifier.
I had the breasts shape fixed in Blender. You can extract the data folder in the attached ZIP to your Daz Library. Load the Prop1 and Prop3 and dial the morphs under Actor/Adjustment (Prop2 has no breasts shape...)
Edit: Alternative morph makes the crease / fold shape change more on the cloth... pls dial it as needed.
yay to the flat out dead ghosts