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Nothing fancy, just a WIP of some character I'm dialing in. I have more skin texture tweaks, as well as a few minor body and facial structure tweaks in mind. But IMHO she looks pretty good in the meantime...
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Susan is pulling out all the stops for her bull in front of her cuckold husband. You’ll have to see comics like these downloadable in video format with sound included on
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Working with hair in dForce is a bit different than clothes, you can't just apply the dForce modifier and simulate. The easiest way is to use this:
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(I think you can find it here on f95zone too but don't quote me on that).Different hairs will take different things to get the results you want but generally just getting "gravity" is pretty easy while movement is a bit tougher. Taking the time to learn it will pay off big time since no hair out there will have morphs that are anywhere near as flexible and the selection of dForce ready hair is sadly limited.
If you haven't messed with dForce at all, practice on some basic things first like simulating with primitives. Great tutorials are available on YouTube, Deviant Art and some other scattered forum posts.
Also, definitely learn how to use d-formers and mesh smoothing, you can do really cool things with them. Here is a sloppy example using dformers and mesh smoothing on a basic pillow prop (with a bad material):
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And, here is an old test of mine using d-force to simulate wet hair:
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Here is a nice tutorial (from simply hanging a simple blanket to advanced thinks) to practice withe dforce :
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I join the pdf version (2 parts) availiable from that link...
This link (
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) give an explanation of the meaning of all the parameters and surface settings involved with dforce.Just be aware that dforce is computer resource hungry : if you don't have a dedicated NVidia card like me (all my render are done on a MS Surface Pro 2017 dual core I7 2.50 ghz with 16GB of RAM), it can take till a couple of hour for complex computing like posing clothes or hair (or the both simultaneously) using a starting pose: daz will calculate all the intermediate transitions from the starting pose to the final one...
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Dforce is surface based meaning that you apply it to an object (adding a dforce modifier to it) but you control which surface is involved in the process and how it reacts. dforce comes also with its own system of weight map to fine tune the way the object surface reacts to gravity (the two pdf I posted details all of that in a lot of details and samples). Be aware that dforce is normaly intended to simulate cloths like it is explained in the DAZ documentation (it doesn't take the volume of an object into account during simulation, it assumes that every surface is a plan like a layer of cloth: for example, if you use dforce on a torus, the cylindric shape of it will be lost... in the end you have a nice (more or less) flat belt) but with some tricks you can use it for hairs or to create curved objects.
In your case it will be easier to use dform (
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Haha, don't worry about it, in my opinion we all here experementing with things one way or another, and ofcourse some of the experiment can be a failure, so yeah, i know that i make some mistakes during a process, with skin for example like you say, tweaking to much with a trancluency distance, so the result is here. I agree about critisism, without it, you just can't improve, and movie forward, so thanks for a honest opinion from your side. The skin just a base g8 female.
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All my fetishes
Redhead, big ass, small tits, glasses, green eyes, taned skin...
Redhead, big ass, small tits, glasses, green eyes, taned skin...
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Yesterday was really my first day trying to use dForce to make my models hair obey the lays of gravity. I tried all the presets in that link you provided (it is here on F95) and the hair did nothing. So I'm guessing that hair just is not compatible with it (which is a shame because I really like that hair on this model). I have a friend in discord who has been doing 3d modelling for 10 years and he was trying to help me with it as well and we weren't getting anywhere.
And yes, I have been playing around with smoothers as well. In the model profile image, there is a smoother on her bra. If it wasn't there, the bra straps on her side profile wouldn't be seen because the pose with her custom back morphs actually "absorbed" the strap into her back. So had to slowly up the bra morphs to push it out slightly then turn up the collision detection. I'm sure I'm missing other things it can do, but I'll get there eventually with it.
Thanks for all your input and help man, I really appreciate it. I started looking around for different hair styles I like for the model to give them a try. I have a 1070 so I think I'm good on the nVidia card and dForce for a single model on the screen. I'll be playing around with dForce more and trying to find new hair I like on the model (don't want her with long hair as her own, maybe a wig).
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Jessy relaxed on the beach:
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(It have postwork)
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Actions have consequences folks lol
Mother is Full
Mother Expecting
Mother is Full
Mother Expecting
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Heh... with DazDog 8 here, we could do our own version of the gang. Did you know a modern comic book series was written a few years ago that is MUCH darker than what they made in the '80's?
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I've yet to come across a hair that didn't work at all with dForce, I've had several that didn't work well but they've all reacted to the simulation. If the hair did absolutely nothing than you missed a step setting it up or applied settings that effectively disabled, both are easy mistakes to make. That said, I don't think I'd spend day one with dForce trying to mess with hair. Maybe you'd be better off with a d-former to get the relatively simple "gravity" effect, it's much easier to control than dForce is and it's a lot faster once you figure it out.
Pardon the ugliness of these but I didn't put much effort into making this example. I didn't use any morphs on the hair, no dForce, just one really quick & dirty d-former node.
Before d-former:
After d-former:
It's also easy to go more extreme so it can be used to handle movement and to modify the actual style of the hair:
The d-former attaches to a bone so it also follows pose changes:
Once you've done it once or twice it takes all of maybe 10 second to set it up and maybe a minute to tweak the field to get the desired results.
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Just another silly render, using a couple of more 'primitive' Poser models.
I suspect that most (maybe all?) of you won't be familiar with the reference material, but if one or two of you are... well Enjoy!
I suspect that most (maybe all?) of you won't be familiar with the reference material, but if one or two of you are... well Enjoy!
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So I started out this morning doing glamour shots of FWSA Zander. Most of them looked like this, but I was really not satisfied. I tried some nudes, but they were ho-hum. I thot about doing a MF photo shoot, but just didn't feel like it. I kept playing around all day with him.
It wasn't until I strapped on some wings and longer hair that I got excited about him. The official name is 'Condemnation' but in my heart he is 'Mullet Jesus'.
It wasn't until I strapped on some wings and longer hair that I got excited about him. The official name is 'Condemnation' but in my heart he is 'Mullet Jesus'.
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Hi Cybernetics,
I took the liberty to reproduce partialy your render (with my model recreating the pose from scratch) to illustrate the use of bob hair with dforce... What do you think ? The hair used are the one I mentionned in one my previous
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. It is specially designed to work with dforce and is quite modulable... 