having problem with clothing part please help

pritam9224

I am having trouble placing the jacket over the hoodie, it's getting messed up like this, can anyone please help me!

 

FSMCDesigns

Unless it was designed to fit like that you are going to have issues. You could try using the geometry editor and hide the polys of the hoodie under the jacket.

SickleYield

pritam9224 said:

I am having trouble placing the jacket over the hoodie, it's getting messed up like this, can anyone please help me!

Hi!

Obviously, of course, I have to shill me and Riversoft's product that helps layer clothes:

https://www.daz3d.com/rssy-ultimate-clothing-fixer

But if you have no budget, there are still options.

If the jacket does not have morphs in  your Parameters tab, you might be able to dial in morphs from the character underneath (Genesis 8?).  For instance, if you dial in Body Size, then zero it out of the figure, and then turn on Show Hidden in your Parameters settings, you can still see Body Size in the jacket, and you can dial it on to make the jacket bigger.

Hylas

You can try applying a smoothing modifier to the jacket, collision item hoody.

benniewoodell

SickleYield said:

pritam9224 said:

I am having trouble placing the jacket over the hoodie, it's getting messed up like this, can anyone please help me!

Hi!

Obviously, of course, I have to shill me and Riversoft's product that helps layer clothes:

https://www.daz3d.com/rssy-ultimate-clothing-fixer

But if you have no budget, there are still options.

If the jacket does not have morphs in  your Parameters tab, you might be able to dial in morphs from the character underneath (Genesis 8?).  For instance, if you dial in Body Size, then zero it out of the figure, and then turn on Show Hidden in your Parameters settings, you can still see Body Size in the jacket, and you can dial it on to make the jacket bigger.

I didn't know this existed! Glad you posted this, definnitely something I've been looking for to help with these kinds of issues. 

Richard Haseltine

You could also add a push modifier (Edit>Figure>Geometry>Add Push Modifier) to the underlayer, give it a negative offset in Parameters to hide all of it, then add a Push Modofier Weight Node from the Create menu and use the Node Weight Map Brush tool in Subtract mode to paint out the areas you don't want to be moved.

pritam9224

FSMCDesigns said:

Unless it was designed to fit like that you are going to have issues. You could try using the geometry editor and hide the polys of the hoodie under the jacket.

thanks bro

pritam9224

SickleYield said:

pritam9224 said:

I am having trouble placing the jacket over the hoodie, it's getting messed up like this, can anyone please help me!

Hi!

Obviously, of course, I have to shill me and Riversoft's product that helps layer clothes:

https://www.daz3d.com/rssy-ultimate-clothing-fixer

But if you have no budget, there are still options.

If the jacket does not have morphs in  your Parameters tab, you might be able to dial in morphs from the character underneath (Genesis 8?).  For instance, if you dial in Body Size, then zero it out of the figure, and then turn on Show Hidden in your Parameters settings, you can still see Body Size in the jacket, and you can dial it on to make the jacket bigger.

This is god level tool for me Thank you soo much, this community is lit.

pritam9224

Richard Haseltine said:

You could also add a push modifier (Edit>Figure>Geometry>Add Push Modifier) to the underlayer, give it a negative offset in Parameters to hide all of it, then add a Push Modofier Weight Node from the Create menu and use the Node Weight Map Brush tool in Subtract mode to paint out the areas you don't want to be moved.

want help post it as forumm, damn people here are helpful.

blaz

Richard Haseltine said:

You could also add a push modifier (Edit>Figure>Geometry>Add Push Modifier) to the underlayer, give it a negative offset in Parameters to hide all of it, then add a Push Modofier Weight Node from the Create menu and use the Node Weight Map Brush tool in Subtract mode to paint out the areas you don't want to be moved.

Is there a way to quickly disable/enable weight nodes? It would be useful for dforce weight map.

Richard Haseltine

blaz said:

Richard Haseltine said:

You could also add a push modifier (Edit>Figure>Geometry>Add Push Modifier) to the underlayer, give it a negative offset in Parameters to hide all of it, then add a Push Modofier Weight Node from the Create menu and use the Node Weight Map Brush tool in Subtract mode to paint out the areas you don't want to be moved.

Is there a way to quickly disable/enable weight nodes? It would be useful for dforce weight map.

The weight node just gives you access to th weight map, the map belongs to the modifier itself (and remains if you delete the weight node).