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(Released) FK dForce LUXE Chains TWO

FabianaFabiana Posts: 141
in Daz PA Commercial Products

Hello Everyone!

Introducing my last product FK dForce LUXE Chains TWO, this time a combination of innovative techniques to get chains and Beads in your necklaces, suitable for all kind of images and figures.
Forget about deformed collars, chains and other details when the autofollow destroys the geometry, enjoy the fun draping over your characters, mix and match with other FK sets and let the imagination flow!

Show me your renders, I love tham all and make me proud seeing the beautiful creations you do with them!

Thank you for coming to see and read.

Fabi

 

https://www.daz3d.com/fk-dforce-luxe-chains-two-for-genesis-8-81-and-9

Just a few samples here :D

 

 

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  • MissLeahMissLeah Posts: 49

    Gorgeous as usual, Fabi! I can't wait to play with these! Your products are always so beautiful.

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  • barbultbarbult Posts: 23,831
    edited September 11

    A G9 render with 4 necklaces of different lengths. I simulated each one individually from memorized pose, current frame. DOF made them a little blurry. I haven't taken time to do any customization yet. I just wanted to post a quick render to get this thread moving.

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  • FabianaFabiana Posts: 141
    @barbult this looks very pretty! Thank you for your support ❤️
  • barbultbarbult Posts: 23,831
    edited September 13

    Another one - this time I used some of the presets to change the beads.

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  • richardandtracyrichardandtracy Posts: 5,487
    edited September 13

    Exquisite, as usual.

    Pretty sure the Roasary with ends has been copied from one of my wife's necklaces.. wink  Like it, lots.

    Regards,

    Richard

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  • FabianaFabiana Posts: 141
    richardandtracy said:

    Exquisite, as usual.

    Pretty sure the Roasary with ends has been copied from one of my wife's necklaces.. wink  Like it, lots.

    Regards,

    Richard

    Thank you! I had a rosary with that type of beads when attending to the Catholic School, my grandmother gave it to me. It was lost years ago but I wanted to do something like that for years. So glad to know you like it! Fabi
  • FabianaFabiana Posts: 141
    @barbult thank you for showing us this new image, looks fresh and sweet! Love it!
  • barbultbarbult Posts: 23,831
    edited September 14

    Well, I don't know where everyone else is, but I will continue entertaining you with my necklace experiments. In this image I tried an extra short barrel bead necklace with a shape applied. I like it.

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  • FabianaFabiana Posts: 141
    edited September 14
    @barbult I love your experiments! People sure is spending money given the bloody discounts. You made my morning ❤️❤️❤️
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  • MelanieLMelanieL Posts: 7,304

    Your images are lovely, @barbult - I still haven't had time to install mine, let alone render anything! Too busy buying not using blush I guess.

  • tsroemitsroemi Posts: 2,681

    MelanieL said:

    Your images are lovely, @barbult - I still haven't had time to install mine, let alone render anything! Too busy buying not using blush I guess.

    Same here. I hope to do some major installing and maybe even rendering over the weekend. Am enjoying barbult's work in the meantime! The necklaces are just exquisite, as always, and I bought them right aways although I don't need them at all ;-) They're way too pretty to not have. Also, maybe the rosary version can be adapted for a real rosary, with some additions and other positions? That would be cool! 

  • MelanieLMelanieL Posts: 7,304
    edited September 14

    Well I spent a merry evening installing and playing - here's my (not particularly artistic) offering. I really love this product!

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  • barbultbarbult Posts: 23,831

    Yay! MelanieL, thanks for joining in.

  • FabianaFabiana Posts: 141
    Thank you @tsroemi AND @MelanieL for the love and the image! I'm very happy to know you're enjoying the new accessories. Fabi
  • barbultbarbult Posts: 23,831
    edited September 15

    Wait until you see my next one! It's pretty over the top. I've never been good at knowing when enough is enough.

    Here it is:
    There are so many choices and so many places to hang them,

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  • tsroemitsroemi Posts: 2,681

    barbult said:

    Wait until you see my next one! It's pretty over the top. I've never been good at knowing when enough is enough.

    Here it is:
    There are so many choices and so many places to hang them,

    Adorable!  Must check at once whether I own the figure as well. Look how proudly she is presenting her precioussssss ...

  • barbultbarbult Posts: 23,831
    Thanks, that is Twiggant.
  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 9,304
    edited September 15

    So the chains is always parented to the neck?

    It is a bit tricky to move them to the designated position.

    Are there any tricks to parent and move chains to the desired part of the body automatically?

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  • MelanieLMelanieL Posts: 7,304

    barbult said:

    Wait until you see my next one! It's pretty over the top. I've never been good at knowing when enough is enough.

    Here it is:
    There are so many choices and so many places to hang them,

    Oh, that's brilliant! 

  • FabianaFabiana Posts: 141
    Artini said:

    So the chains is always parented to the neck?

    It is a bit tricky to move them to the designated position.

    Are there any tricks to parent and move chains to the desired part of the body automatically?

    Automatically, not. I would be un heaven if there was a trick or a preset. But you can just unparent and then move to wherever. Or again unparent and uncheck the "Parent in place" option when choosing your desired body part or objet to be the parent. As those are all props you can place them at choice. BTW, good job on the image!!!
  • FabianaFabiana Posts: 141
    @barbult yes, over the top render, and so fun! Love it!❤️
  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 9,304

    Thanks for the comments and the tips, @Fabiana.

     

  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 9,304
    edited September 15

    One more render...

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  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 9,304
    edited September 15

    Another pose...

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  • barbultbarbult Posts: 23,831

    @Artini I like your glowing beads!

    I had to move each necklace manually also. It took me half a day to position and simulate all those necklaces on Twiggant.

  • barbultbarbult Posts: 23,831
    edited September 15

    Toons wear necklaces, too. I added a couple of the prop beads to one. I attached them with rigid follow nodes on the chain.

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  • FabianaFabiana Posts: 141
    @artini great idea of the glowing beads! Fun poses too :) @barbult those are A LOT of props to set up. But the result was great!
  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 9,304
    edited September 16

    barbult said:

    @Artini I like your glowing beads!

    I had to move each necklace manually also. It took me half a day to position and simulate all those necklaces on Twiggant.

    Thanks a lot, @barbult

    Yes, it takes a time to position and simulate all those necklaces.

    Thanks to the tips from @Fabiana I am getting faster to parent and position necklaces

    where I want them to be.

    Your latest "Toons wear necklaces" looks great and one can clearly see the beads.

     

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  • ArtiniArtini Posts: 9,304
    edited September 16

    Fabiana said:

    @artini great idea of the glowing beads! Fun poses too :) @barbult those are A LOT of props to set up. But the result was great!

    Thank you very much, @Fabiana

    Your tips about unparenting necklaces and parenting to the desired body part

    with unchecking "Parent in place" was crucial for me.

    Previously I have just used drag and drop necklaces or the other props on the scene hierarchy

    which took so much time for me, not to mention position necklaces properly afterwards.

     

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  • FabianaFabiana Posts: 141

    Artini said:

    Fabiana said:

    @artini great idea of the glowing beads! Fun poses too :) @barbult those are A LOT of props to set up. But the result was great!

    Thank you very much, @Fabiana

    Your tips about unparenting necklaces and parenting to the desired body part

    with unchecking "Parent in place" was crucial for me.

    Previously I have just used drag and drop necklaces or the other props on the scene hierarchy

    which took so much time for me, not to mention position necklaces properly afterwards.

     

     another tip: when doing very close up renders, I always move by small values the necklaces to down and back, it makes all to look more "on the skin".

    I have set up these to be moved slowly and sofly so the adjust is exact. Just try it!

    Thank you all for your beautiful renders!

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