Quote - Wow Liz that looks awesome!

I'm happy too whenever anyone uses dynamic clothing. It has a look that you just can't get with conforming. And you can never get the drapes and folds with conformers that you get with it. It's about time it starts to catch on. It's nice to see someone who was shy about using it (as I was for the longest time) see just how nice it can look and that it's not nearly as difficult as they imagined.

I also feel that the more of us that make dynamic clothes, whether commercial or free, are doing our part to get it out there and get it more and more in use. It's also just not that difficult to make if you model at all and you can avoid all the rigging and everything that goes with that. I hope that someday everyone will be using dynamic clothes and that the only confomers we'll see are shoes...lol.

Laurie

 

Thanks again though for the encouragement on at least making an attempt at dynamic cloth. Also the power of my current laptop may have also been a factor in attempting this. I'm afraid that the last two laptops I've had over the last 6 years might have made the attempt at the dynamic animations even more frustrating because of the wait for the animation. This laptop did the animation in only a few minutes. Mind you, I was timid and chose a pose that wasn't that much of a challenge to get to from default position. I'm not sure tho how much further into this world I'll go because what I saw, the majority of dynamic peices are dresses and I'm a fetish clothes kinda girl. I'm guess that I'm weird in that I don't like dresses and haven't worn one since I was 13. My Poser girls almost never go in a skirt. But the more people who get interested in dynamic cloth the more chance that different types of attire may get the dynamic treatment.

"A lonely climber walks a tightrope to where dreams are born and never die!" - Billy Thorpe, song: Edge of Madness, album: East of Eden's Gate

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Poser Pro 2012, SR2, Paintshop Pro 8