Conforming -> Dynamic = \o/ by Jadelu
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Apologies for the title, I just couldn't think of anything :P
I wanted to try to see how it would work to convert some conforming clothing to dynamic, so I tested the ravyn dress for A3 (turned out it was a bad choice for a test lol).
To make a long story somewhat short, you can:
1. Open a clean Poser window.
2. Load the piece of conforming clothing you want to convert.
3. Export it as an .obj and save it somewhere on your HD.
4. Open a new Poser window and load your figure (A3, V3 etc.), then import the saved .obj.
5. Resize and move the clothing so it fits the figure (I had some issues with it coming back into Poser somewhat bigger than what was exported, but just turn the scale dial a bit and problem solved).
6. Now you're ready to use it as a normal piece of dynamic clothing. It remembers the textures as well, when you export and import as .obj, so that's not a problem.
There is one but though. When you setup your clothing simulation, you have to remember to click the "Edit Constrained Group" and select the materials you don't want to be dynamic. As in my example here, I selected the metal bits, so they wouldn't "melt" and look funny during the simulation. You obviously don't have to worry about this if the piece of clothing you work with doesn't have any solid parts like chains or buckles or anything like that.
Oh and btw, maybe there is a much easier way to do this, then please let me know lol. I just worked this out by playing around and it wasn't that much work really, so I thought I'd share it (not that it's anything new, but I figured some might not know).
Ok enough rambling, thanks for looking and have a great day!
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1 white HDRI light at 65% + 1 white infinite light at 75% to give the shadows.
DoF turned on, with f_stop at 3.
Comments (16)
corvas
wow turned out really well and great render
newangels
Outstanding work :)
Doc000
That's quite nice. I may have to start playing around with dynamic cloth now.
boobunny
Excellent render, love the pose.
cruzin
awesome job and thank you!
jwiest
Awesome test...dunno if there's a better way or not, but I love what you've accomplished here. Gorgeous!
cole4965
Wow! Thanks so much for the tutorial! Beautiful image and I've got to try that!
Danceswithroos
Hey thanks for the tips! It looks fantastic too!
Antonio57
Elle est sublime exellent caractere!!!
Surama
Wonderful!
chimera46
Gha, excellent render, and great cloth work. I've done a bit with it in the past but for the most part i've found it to be more trouble than it's worth. Ah well, mabye one i'll give it another shot. in any event, excellent work here!
Kuiski
a very lovely dress and pretty pose. good! :)
mahel
very cool
1hawks1
She is very Lovely my friend..Beautifully done.
Heztia
Awesome image! well done, looks real! ;0) Heztia
adnan007
beautiful lady and expression.5++