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dforce poke throughs

info_b492a00165info_b492a00165 Posts: 167
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I'm working on a dress that needs tights underneath.  Tights keep poking through.  Both with the tights conforming and simmed.  Please help.  Tried most of the settings with no luck..

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  • GordigGordig Posts: 10,174

    I'm not entirely clear from your description: are you simulating the tights, or just simulating the dress over the tights? Which dress and tights are you using? One way around this is to use products like Sexy Skinz, which use geoshells to create the appearance of tights without using geometry.

  • info_b492a00165info_b492a00165 Posts: 167

    No this is something I modeled.  The dress was meant to be simmed and the tights conforming but tried both ways to see if I could get rid of poke through.  Geoshells - thank you for the idea!

  • deepswingdeepswing Posts: 152

    Sometimes the Mesh Grabber works very well for poke throughs, you could select the tights and move them backwards a bit so they are below the dresses' surface (available here https://www.daz3d.com/mesh-grabber-win) 

  • info_b492a00165info_b492a00165 Posts: 167

    Thank you,

  • JB007JB007 Posts: 118

    5 ways to deal with poke through :

  • mwokeemwokee Posts: 1,275
    Do the tights have to be stand-alone? If not then just have no tights where they will be covered by the outer garment. Another thought is not to create tights but a skin texture to simulate tights. I'm not a designer so I may be of no real help.
  • Matt_CastleMatt_Castle Posts: 2,654

    I have many tricks for this - I often do timeline simulations where I use Fit Control to start with the inside layer shrunk inside the figure (freeze the sim on it if you've already simmed it), then expand it out to the correct fit at the end of the timeline. This pushes the top layers out of the way.

    You can, also, if poke through is still a problem, end the simulation with the inner layer slightly too big, then put it back to its correct size when the sim is done.

    Also, higher collision resolution and quality can help, of course.

  • MoogooMoogoo Posts: 136

    https://www.daz3d.com/sy-clothing-fit-helper-genesis-8-female

    never used it but is says it does exactly what you want 

  • vagansvagans Posts: 422

    Mesh Grabber is far more versatile than the Clothing Fit Helper IMO

  • jardinejardine Posts: 1,205

    you might also try giving the tights a static surface dForce modifier, since they're conforming. 

    doublecheck your dress to make sure it's not already intersecting the tights at some point.  you might have to go into the dress shaping tab morphs to expand it a little bit before simming. 

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