I am not but a DAZ user, and i was looking through a forum one day when i saw this:

"I ran the Zero Suit through Poser's cloth simulator. I also used a shrink-wrap technique to ensure a skin-tight fit on Krystal."

the Zero Suit is an obj file, i think, but i dont know what the rest of it is, as i dont use poser.

can anyone clarify?

From your info I'd say it has to do with P7's cloth room simulations.

oh....

if i provided the .obj file, could you or anyone form-fit it to V4?

Cloth room shrink wrap is to take an obj and set up a cloth simulation so the cloth shrink fits to the figure by having it scale smaller as the similation progresses. Great for extremely tight form fitting stuff .

ah, thank you for clarifying.

but once again, could either you or someone else shrink wrap a obj i have if i provide the file?

exist a method to make cloth with poser?
like cloth of heroes

YB

@darman42**
**Doing what you ask is a bit more complicated for someone else to do for you.
First, the person would have to have the same figure, base or character to shrink to .
Then, you wind up with dynamic clothing, which I don't know if DS supports or not.
If the person doing this was real nice they might rig it as conforming. That can be a PITA.
What i suggest is going to content paradise and see if P6 is still on sale. It was pretty cheap awhile back.

@paulinn003
Sorry, no.
Poser is not set up to make clothing. You need a 3d modeler.
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@darman42*
*Doing what you ask is a bit more complicated for someone else to do for you.
First, the person would have to have the same figure, base or character to shrink to .
Then, you wind up with dynamic clothing, which I don't know if DS supports or not.
If the person doing this was real nice they might rig it as conforming.

yeah, but the character i want the suit shrink wrapped to is Victoria 4. that model is pretty much everywhere by now.

What i suggest is going to content paradise and see if P6 is still on sale. It was pretty cheap awhile back.

umm....that's why im asking HERE. im poor and pretty much have no way to get something like that., so i figured its worth a shot to ask.

thank you for the information, though

I think that, may be, utilising the morphing tool and an other software (like Blender), I could take the object produce in Poser and modeling that in Blender (for adjust) and export in Bryce for finalizing the picture.

YB