To compensate for the excessive fabric use in the previous outfit, I made LF2 a dynamic bikini, which has just been approved for FreeStuff.

yes, yes we DO need a sim script.

fun pose, ohki

To whom it may concern, my "adventurer" outfit for LF2 is now finally available in FreeStuff. I hit that point where I ran out of steam and had to play with other things for a while, but eventually I circled back and finished the set. I decided to make the socks dynamic, as well, so there are now five dynamic items in total: socks, leggings, shirt, vest, and cape.

Incidentally, the pose shown in the thumbnail is from my little pose collection for LF2, also in FreeStuff.

Do you think she needs a free Simulation script?

You are welcome

Testing my new outfit for LaFemme2 together with old stuff found in my Runtime. Added an very old Fog object that I did years ago when starting in 3D. Absolutely not optimized but the result is not too bad.

That is still working on my computer but make sure the subdivision level is set to 0 before the spawn.

Old clothing transferred to LaFemme2.

Playing with Dynamic clothing imported to Poser 13 from MD2. Figure is LaFemme2  with the SSLorraine character. Just needed a litthe tweeking for the texture on the clothing and seting up a simulation.

Simply playing with Wind force and my Dynamic Summer Set for LaFemme2

Looking good but what was the collision settings against the  panties? Setting them a little higher could also do the trick.

Very nice hoodie. Now let see how it can be simulated in Poser.

Happy download birthday Antonia and well done odf

Played a little with Dawn and Walk Designer and quickly came to this. It seems to work very well with Poser 13.

jroulin posted at 10:41 AM Tue, 21 March 2023 - #4459181

What set-up do you mean?  If it is the Dynamics Controls I have a script  (SimDataSaver) that can save those settings in the Poser library. If you need I can generate it for you.

There are a number of things involved. First of all, one needs to load the conforming foot covers/replacements and collide with both them and the figure's thighs and shins. It is also necessary to use draping and set the collision depth on the figure to a higher value. Finally, depending on the pose, it may be necessary to load and simulate the left and right sock as separate props.

As usual, I will share the ZIP file with you before submitting to FreeStuff. Any amount of automation you can provide will be much appreciated.

I will see what is involved when I have the items. It will maybe take a little more time than usually depending on the complexity. Simulating one sock after the other is no problem the script can do this.

So, it took me a while, but I think I've got the thigh-highs working pretty reliably now, modulo extreme knee bends (above 130 degrees, give or take). The setup is a bit trickier than my previous dynamic clothes, but there aren't *that* many extra steps. I'll just have to try and describe it well in the readme and hope that folks follow the instructions (LOL).

If anyone's interested in the full "making of" story, let me know. ;-)