3D-Mobster posted at 5:43PM Wed, 11 April 2018 - #4327878

1. Speed

I started using conforming cloth and for some items these are really good, like armors etc. But I always found that working with actual cloth and them being conforming is very slow and annoying actually. Obviously is very fast to just click conform to.. select the character and apply a pose and its done. But the amount of clean up you have to do in forms of endless amount of dials you twist and turn to fix it for a given pose and then in the end you still have to accept that it doesn't really look the way you wanted were taking a lot longer compared to simply using dynamic cloth even if you have to simulate it and in the end you get a much better result.

This is simply why I don't bother with most confirming clothes anymore. Shorts and panties are fine, but most dresses and pants, and of course top are not in most cases in what I want to do. The pants... go to bend the legs and they get PHAT! And ugly looking, I've seen many renders using conforming pants and it's just such a turn off. The poke throughs in them and most shirts are never ending and time consuming. Most of my renders (99%) don't even see my art program for the purpose of post working poke throughs in the recent years cause I almost always use dynamics. And you are right on with what you said. The con of it all, though, is that we only have about 1% of dynamic clothes compared to confirm, mainly cause of DS users who can't use them. Sad for Poser users.

I finally found the wind effect. It's not on the top right as you suggested, it's "Object - Create Wind Force". Poser must've changed that after P9.

What are your settings on your image? I don't understand "Amplitude" and "Turbulence". What effect do these have? I think turbulence is strength but not sure. Nice image btw!

Rokket! Cool image, the power puff girls? Never seen them in a different light lol, I like it. Care to share your work ;) Or do you have a freebie site? lol

...wolfie