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leo_bearleo_bear Posts: 44
in Daz Studio Discussion

I don't really know the right wording for this. Sorry if this is hard to read or something.

I would like to create hand morph on this plane. I know I can scrupte a hand on zbrush, but I already have the hand model from genesis 8,it is possible to do this on Zbrush without sculptuing?

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  • felisfelis Posts: 4,311

    I don't think I understand.

    You are mentioning a morph. Are you trying to morph the hands so they come out of the plane?

  • leo_bearleo_bear Posts: 44

    Yes, I want to make it look like the hands are coming out of the plane

  • leo_bearleo_bear Posts: 44

    felis said:

    I don't think I understand.

    You are mentioning a morph. Are you trying to morph the hands so they come out of the plane?

    Reply to you.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,795

    Please use a non-textured view if you are shwoing a nude, textured figure.

    Are you wanting to push the plane out into a bulge, or are you wanting to make a hole in it, or are you wanting the hands to seem part of the plane, so it swells up and merges into the wrists?

  • leo_bearleo_bear Posts: 44
    edited November 2022

    Richard Haseltine said:

    Please use a non-textured view if you are shwoing a nude, textured figure.

    Are you wanting to push the plane out into a bulge, or are you wanting to make a hole in it, or are you wanting the hands to seem part of the plane, so it swells up and merges into the wrists?

    Sorry about that. I want to push the plane out into a bulge 

    Post edited by leo_bear on
  • leo_bearleo_bear Posts: 44

    Here is a updated version

    Screenshot - 2022-11-11 14.37.17.png
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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,795

    You could, as long as it has enough divisions, do that with a dForm - select the plane, Create>New dForm, position the Field node so it encloses the desired area (this is easiest with the plane not moved), and then expand the base in the Scene pane, seelct the dForm itself (which is parented to the base) and translate it away from the plane). You could use two overlapping dForms if you wanted a dip between the hands; you can change the shape of the bulge by going to the dForm pane and clicking the Edit Spline button.

  • felisfelis Posts: 4,311

    But are you only interested in the end result, or do you also wan't to use the inbetween states, where the hands are coming out?

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