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DAZ|Studio • Fashion • posted on Mar 12, 2018

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It's amazing what they can do with thread these days. More dForce cloth converted to a prop and draped properly. I'm not convinced yet that the dforce has the same great features as dynamic cloth... but we'll see in time.

Comments (20)

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RRun

1:54PM | Mon, 12 March 2018

God this looks so good, Like both the hair and the draping of the dress, For me, dForce is an improvement because I gave up Poser right from the start. A Dummy's guide to dForce would be great, through. Most of the time my clothes (better: the clothing props on my figures) tend to explode or behave strangely because I missed a too close arm or a poke through on the back.

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DigitalOrigami

2:03PM | Mon, 12 March 2018

Absolutely stunning.

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anitalee

2:04PM | Mon, 12 March 2018

Beautiful

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g1tip

2:13PM | Mon, 12 March 2018

Extremely realistic !!! very nice work !!!

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Faemike55

2:28PM | Mon, 12 March 2018

after I get a handle, of sorts, on Iray lighting, then my next project will be dForce

in the meantime, I just drool

Tharcion

2:47PM | Mon, 12 March 2018

So far, while dForce can produce some horribly alarming results, I find it more reliable than dynamic cloth. Horses for courses.

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lwperkins

2:49PM | Mon, 12 March 2018

Everything about this is glorious!

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bob4artist

3:02PM | Mon, 12 March 2018

Very well done. The posing of everything is excellent, especially the expression. Good lighting too. - Bob

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miwi

4:32PM | Mon, 12 March 2018

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pregiato

4:37PM | Mon, 12 March 2018

Like 3.png

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FurNose

4:39PM | Mon, 12 March 2018

Very impressive Render. I personally think, dforce has a lot of potential, but it needs a lot of improvement and as everything at Daz, there is no decent manual or help file. So it all is more or less left to the user to find out on his own. Pity, because there could be so mucht more if every body knew how. Worst of all I think, dforce is sluggish (compared to Dynamic clothes for the optitex plugin).

PhthaloBlue

4:58PM | Mon, 12 March 2018

Wonderful render - very beautifully done!

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