Animation question: clothing around breast acting weird, pls help

xXQuatroXxxXQuatroXx Posts: 173
edited June 2019 in New Users

HI all,

So with my small 400 / 500 frames animating project.

Having an isseu with clothing as you can see in the attached file. if you wanna see a portion of the animation where you can see the clothing doing what it does you can have a look at this link (google drive link)

So what do i have:

  • Model Genesis 8 (Victory 8 type)
  • Forender Back Widow clothing for G3 fitted on G8
  • Flat foot walk (no bouncing "christmas bells" cheeky breast) from SKAMotion.

As you can see from the attached file and link its clipping alot.

I've tried sevral things that didnt help:

  • Collision change to gether with smoothing change
  • adding fitt control and played around with the settings abit
  • Breast position change
  • going frame by frame and adjusting it right as the good frame before that isn't realy an option, its just to much

Whats been suggested:

It's been suggested that i used Marvelous Designer to animate the whole scene then export the animation with MDD export, with a T or A pose as a 30 frame start.

The add the clothing to M.D. and fit it... and lets the animation run in M.D.

The export back as OBJ and after that only export the cloth animation and add it to DS. Hide the original DS clothing item and let the figure and MD clothing walk "side by side", on top of one another.

Is this the only solution to it? or is there another (more easy) way?

 

Thanks in advance and for your time.wink

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Comments

  • JonnyRayJonnyRay Posts: 1,744
    edited June 2019

    I watched the animation. It's interesting how the edge of the clothing jumps like that. I had a question, though about you're setup.

    When you say she's wearing "Forender Back Widow clothing for G3 fitted on G8" do you mean you used the Autofit functionality?

    As I understand it, there can be a few problems in how the weight mapping, rigging, etc. is built using Autofit. Which is why products like RiversoftArt's Clothing Converter from GF3 to GF8 tend to generate better results. Her approach compensates for some of the errors autofit can introduce.

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  • xXQuatroXxxXQuatroXx Posts: 173
    Yeah used autofit.... hmmmm only 11 euros in the store. Wurth to try that out JonnyRay thanks for that. I now made a compromise and closed the suit abit more up and have less breast visibility... actually lools better and less slutty. So not going to render it again. Tweaks it alot even had to split it up in to 2 files as some tweaks didnt respond to the timeline so changes couldnt be done in 1 frame by frame render. Totaal of 550 frames. Went from 0 to 364 in the first run. Thats now finished and looks good. And now rendering the last part..frames 365 too 549. What i will do though after its finished is try that out and render a piece of thr animation in opengl basic. See if it realy does the trick
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