Biscuits opened this issue on Oct 11, 2017 ยท 23 posts
wolf359 posted Sun, 15 October 2017 at 9:08 AM
At first look the new "Dforce" seems to have been designed to make conformers behave dynamicly through the strategic application of weightmaps.
"Traditional" Static meshes merely "clothified" will likely be less popular ( except as freebies) ,than "Dforce" certified commercial products from the Daz PA's.
From what I have seen of its current capabilities the new Dforce does not offer me any real advantage over using the Optitex DCC along with RMP merchant lola69's "DynCreator" script that converts my own meshes to optitex Dyncloth for Daz studio. With optitex one canset cloth strength/thickness/stretch resistance based on material assignments as depicted here:
Also I see no options to bake Dforce sims to MDD for export to other programs which is a must for my animations as I dont render any finals in Daz studio but in other pro applications.
