Hello, I modeled shoes in hexagon for La Femme.

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It is a heeled shoe, I had already made shoes for the Woman and had rigged them without problem but they were flat shoes. And I admit that I do little conforming and know dynamic better, but conforming is more suitable for shoes. To model my shoe I took LaFemme latest model (R1 I believe) I put a foot pose in pose and I exported it in obj. opened in hexagon and modeled my shoe on it. I try to rig it but it does not work, already my shoe does not fit the model provided in the developper ring and in addition there are several.

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then it doesn't work and the foot is not in the shoe in the end even if I apply the initial pose to it.

Someone have a tutorial on how to rig heeled shoes? or someone to explain to me what I'm doing wrong.

thank you in advance!

I believe the problem is that the foot of the shoe needs to be flat when you rig it and then it gets bent with a pose after.

There is a tutorial here on Renderosity, that I think, may address your issue.

LaFemme - Dual Shoes Poser Tutorial

Oh wonderful, thanks this is exactly what I was looking for, I will watch this.

The simple thing to do is pose LF to fit your shoe, go to the fitting room, Don’t zero LF. transfer the rigging down to the toes, and create a new figure. Return to the pose room. Zero LF. Pose the shoe to fit the foot. Back to the fitting room and rerig to the zeroed LF. Create new figure. Done.

RobZhena posted at 8:01PM Wed, 16 September 2020 - #4399627

The simple thing to do is pose LF to fit your shoe, go to the fitting room, Don’t zero LF. transfer the rigging down to the toes, and create a new figure. Return to the pose room. Zero LF. Pose the shoe to fit the foot. Back to the fitting room and rerig to the zeroed LF. Create new figure. Done.

Or the other way around: Pose your shoe until it fits your figure. Then run the following script (can also be used for hair)

SCENE = poser.Scene()


def set_actor(actor):
    assert isinstance(actor, poser.ActorType)
    if not hasattr(actor, "Geometry") or \
            actor.Geometry() is None or \
            actor.Geometry().NumVertices() == 0:
        raise TypeError("Actor has no usable geometry.")
    geom = actor.Geometry()
    for idx, v in enumerate(geom.WorldVertices()):
        vert = geom.Vertex(idx)  # type: poser.VertType
        vert.SetX(v.X())
        vert.SetY(v.Y())
        vert.SetZ(v.Z())

    actor.Reset()
    SCENE.DrawAll()


if __name__ == "__main__":
    set_actor(SCENE.CurrentActor())

You can’t pose an unrighteousness shoe.