d-force, junk! by ikke.evc
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Comments (13)
UteBigSmile
Uw nieuwe momentopname ziet er fantastisch uit! Ik kan niet raden wat dat is (misschien wat kristal van de aarde)? Ik wens je een geweldige nieuwe week, blijf alert en gezond!
ikke.evc
Dank je Ute, het is een dame haar kleed dat een beetje tegenstribbelt.
eekdog
Looks like junk in space floating around.
LyleAryn
Babe so hot, her clothes exploded!
There's a lot of things to try with dForce, but then somethings just won't work no matter what you do.
You might try running it on a timeline. Set up a 60 frame timeline. Zero pose at zero frame. Final pose as frame 30. Last 30 frames for settling.
This way, you can see if there's weird interactions happening along the way and adjust for them. (Like if the hand clips at frame, you can adjust the pose at that frame.)
Good luck!
ikke.evc
Thanks, but they should have fixed this already. If you have to pose your model first and then apply the d-force it should work. But no you have to breakup the pose so that there's no intersection, that's also something that should already be fixed. I think it's called collision detection.
MagikUnicorn
COOL
Richardphotos
that is what happens when your runtime explodes!
hashdoc
very cool idea and image!
FurNose
Oh, yes! I experienced this quite a lot (especially if I tried to add dForce to conforming clothes or hair. I somewhere read, that if you set the strength for the dynamic force to 0.9 or lower (instead 1) it might prevent some clothings from exploding…
ikke.evc
Thanks, i know what went wrong it's what starship64 said. But it shouldn't happen so often and certainly not with a product made for it. No i was quiet worked up because i lost several hours of work when Daz crashed. Why doesn't it auto-save? An overworked pc? with an eight core CPU, 64GB of ram?
starship64
That happens to me too sometimes. You have to watch out for things intersecting each other.
ikke.evc
Thanks, it was an intersection. But it shouldn't have to be a problem. I don't use d-force a lot just because it's so much more work and almost every new clothing item needs d-force otherwise it doesn't look right.
Viewpoint42
J'ai fait quelques expérience avec dforce, j'ai eu ce même résultat. J'ai abandonné j'attends que mon professeur soit en meilleure forme pour me montrer
ikke.evc
J'aime pas, les résultats sont toujours different (même pose, figure et paramètres). C'est sont bras droit qui coupe la robe. Grrr!
Kordouane
Ah mon dieu, les explosions dforce. J'ai réessayé depuis mon retour sur Daz, c'est un peu la loterie. Dans mes notes, j'avais trouvé qu'il faut se mettre sur l'onglet scène et cliquer sur les yeux pour les fermer devant chaque détails qui peuvent créer une collision, je ne sais pas si je m'exprime bien (je ferme les yeux systématiquement des cheveux, bijoux...)
ikke.evc
Oui, je comprends, mais je pensait que metre un objet ou figure aveugle n'élimine pas son interaction dans la scene. Peut être je confond avec un autre aspect de Daz. Mais depuis le temps qu'ils ont le produit ils aurais pu l’amélioré qu'il serait un peut plus aisé en utilisation et plus constant.
Koala44
Spécial
RedPhantom
Hmm, I think I'm glad to use poser. Its dynamics might not be as good as dforce, but I know them. Interesting image
RodS
Heh, rather unique, I must say! I've not played with dForce yet - maybe I'm not missing anything! LOL I've never seen Poser's dynamics do tricks like this - and I've seen it do some weird stuff!