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Clothes to follow Pose script

Nick_1939Nick_1939 Posts: 37
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Hello! is there such a script? I've been using DAZ for quite awhile now. I'm just not sure if there is a script or something already featured in DAZ that does this. Would like feedback. Am I missing something? In the past it didn't seem to be a problem with little or no adjustments needed with the "fit" to feature. It may be just the item I am trying to use on Genesis 3 female that won't conform to the pose no matter what I try to do.

Thanks!

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,418

    What problem are you having? Is it a skirt, where morphs or body handles are used to adjust the drape isntead of or as a supplement to having it follow the legs directly? Are you getting poke-through? Something else?

  • MarSolusMarSolus Posts: 1

    I have been curious of this as well. For example, the bowskirt I use on Aiko 6, it doesnt follow the body (legs mostly) as well as one would expect. Im always having to tweak the clothes once I get the pose how I want due to parts of the skirt not following correctly allowing some parts of the body to show through. Its not hard to tweak the parameters of the skirt, but I can say its annoying having to do it. 

  • LeanaLeana Posts: 11,821

    Having skirts not follow the legs is actually standard practice, as if you rig a skirt to follow them it often leads to totally unnatural poses and/or distorsion.

    For example let's say you have a woman wearing a skirt that's not very tight, standing, with one leg forward. In real life only the front of the skirt would be pushed by the leg, the back wouldn't move. But in CG if you rig that skirt to follow the leg position then both the front and the back of the skirt would follow the leg, which is not natural.

    Another problematic pose is spreading the legs: if the skirt is simply rigged to follow the legs then the area corresponding to the "frontier" between the "leg parts" of the skirt will strech and distort.

    So skirts are usually rigged with custom bones (usually at least front, back, left and right bones) and/or posing morphs so that you can pose them more accurately.

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