Exnem dForce Cocktail Dress D for Genesis 8 Female by exnem

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This Package contains the "Cocktail Dress D" mesh for Daz Studio and Iray, for use with Genesis 8 Female. It comes rigged and also with added dForce physics modifier for a more realistic bending and draping over Genesis 8 figures.

Included is the Cocktail Dress D Figure and 4 different material styles which you can find in the materials folder.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
To use correctly please set the pose you want to render at least a second into animation, that is set your desired pose at frame 30 and simulate using the included Simulation Settings preset (leave the zero pose at frame 1). This will allow the dress to have enough time to drape and settle correctly over the legs.

You may also use the flap bones in the dress to adjust the flaps to your pose.

Morphs Included:

Breast Bridger Basic.dsf
Breast Bridger Large.dsf
Expose Breast Left.dsf
Expose Breast Right.dsf
FBMExpandAll.dsf

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System Requirements:

DAZ Studio 4.10+

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Ownership Statement:

All of this product's content was created by Exnem

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Needed Files:

Genesis 8 Female


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Installation Instructions:

Extract the zip-archive with your unzip program:
- Open your unzip program and press the button -Extract To-
- Select the folder with you DAZ Studio libraries (e.g.: C:\Users\Public\Documents\My DAZ 3D Library)
- Make sure that an option to extract full paths is selected to make sure you keep the right folder structures within your DAZ folder.


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Usage Tips or Limitations:

To use correctly you have to follow this steps for each part:

1) Load your Genesis 8 figure (it may be already morphed if you wish)
2) Load the Dress by double clicking while the G8 Figure is selected.
3) Apply the materials you want from the Materials folder.
4) Load the Simulation Setting preset.
5) Pose your Genesis 8 Figure at frame 30 of the simulation (leave the zero pose at frame 1)

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