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A garment idea for dForce creators ...

WillowRavenWillowRaven Posts: 3,787
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Saw these pants on Zulily and thought they'd make a nice garment for my characters. So any interested dForce creators out there?

 

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  • katherinepoche_e11a5b0e7ekatherinepoche_e11a5b0e7e Posts: 269
    Love the idea! Hope someone makes them!
  • beachlegsbeachlegs Posts: 489

    I would buy them :)

  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,169

    Pretty :)

    Laurie

  • fastbike1fastbike1 Posts: 4,078

    I wouldn't buy them (cranky old guy), but I would definitely render them laugh.

  • sapatsapat Posts: 1,735

    I think of Project Runway and imagine the fabric moving whlie she walks.  It would def be great for dforce.

  • WillowRavenWillowRaven Posts: 3,787
    edited May 2019

    Another weird garment that I could see as a dForce garment ...

     

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  • OdaaOdaa Posts: 1,548

    Aave Nainen has a close cousin of those in this set: https://www.daz3d.com/dforce-eastern-nuance-for-genesis-3-and-genesis-8-female-s

  • WillowRavenWillowRaven Posts: 3,787

    Not as long and drapey/flowey as the one above, but nice and in cart waiting for me to buy. Thanks :)

  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,169
    edited May 2019

    The second one looks like a dirt catcher and says "60s/70s flower child" to me. LOL Back in the day when I was a youngster, I had a skirt that looked very nearly like it, just not as long. I wore that thing until it was almost threadbare with my moccasins. I was very bohemian back then ;)

    Laurie

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  • WillowRavenWillowRaven Posts: 3,787

    Yep, lol. Sign of my getting old, I guess.

    Back in art school, I would have worn it till it fell apart, but the first thing I said was how dirty and worn it would get, lol. I remember wearing skirts that dragged in the paint and I didn't care. But know I complain how dirty it would get. Old-age is a bummer.

  • nicsttnicstt Posts: 11,715
    WillowRaven said:

    Yep, lol. Sign of my getting old, I guess.

    Back in art school, I would have worn it till it fell apart, but the first thing I said was how dirty and worn it would get, lol. I remember wearing skirts that dragged in the paint and I didn't care. But know I complain how dirty it would get. Old-age is a bummer.

    Nah, it is always what those older than we are are at.

  • WillowRavenWillowRaven Posts: 3,787

    Another awesome garment I think would look great ...

    https://www.zulily.com/p_/-61023630.html?rtn=y&page=pdp&tid=32981117

  • WillowRavenWillowRaven Posts: 3,787

    Couple more items I'd like to see made for my characters ...

     

      

  • chris-2599934chris-2599934 Posts: 1,817

    This swimsuit is kinda similar: https://www.daz3d.com/rio-swimwear-for-genesis-3-female-s

  • WillowRavenWillowRaven Posts: 3,787

    does it dforce?

  • chris-2599934chris-2599934 Posts: 1,817
    edited March 2020
    WillowRaven said:

    does it dforce?

    Why would a skin-tight item of clothing like a swimsuit need to dforce?

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  • LeanaLeana Posts: 11,744

    dForce can be useful to avoid having the fabric cling to the breasts, for example.

  • WillowRavenWillowRaven Posts: 3,787
    Leana said:

    dForce can be useful to avoid having the fabric cling to the breasts, for example.

    One excellent reason ... Another is so it can be used on figures other than the one it was created for. It also moves better with more extreme poses if it drapes with the body and gravity and motion in mind. Just looks more realistic.

  • nomad-ads_8ecd56922enomad-ads_8ecd56922e Posts: 1,954

    Making it dForce-ready also means it can be used in laundry scenes, or on the floor in naughty scenes.

  • BendinggrassBendinggrass Posts: 1,371

    Those items you indicate are beautiful..... I would get them if available.

  • WillowRavenWillowRaven Posts: 3,787

    I wish I had both the time and more importantly the patience to make garments for draping :(

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