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Vicky Arms Behind Back

Martin Leufray IIIMartin Leufray III Posts: 107
edited June 2016 in Daz Studio Discussion

I have found it to be no problem for a woman to cross her arms behind her back such that the back of her hands rest comfortably on her shoulder blades, but I can find no way to do this with any Vicky.

I get this kind of result:

(Please read the guidelines on acceptable ways to handle nudity. http://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/3279/acceptable-ways-of-handling-nudity#latest)

Post edited by Cris Palomino on

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  • Martin Leufray IIIMartin Leufray III Posts: 107

    (How do I paste an image in-line?)

    Any help out there for my poor Vicky?

  • nicsttnicstt Posts: 11,715
    edited June 2016

    You have to turn limits off to get the pose; I expect it will need tweaking due to stretching too.

    https://www.dropbox.com/s/cx8csne29jbjv1i/pose-Vicki.duf?dl=0

    Presuming the link to dropbox works, see it that helps you.

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  • Martin Leufray IIIMartin Leufray III Posts: 107

    I'll give that a shot. Thanks.

  • Cris PalominoCris Palomino Posts: 11,624

    Although few women will be trying that position as it looks far from comfortable.  :)

     

  • Martin Leufray IIIMartin Leufray III Posts: 107

    No woman has ever complained.

    It's my favorite way of binding hands IRL, and I have used it often for many, many years. The ladies are quite comfortable and nothing is being stretched at all. Any woman in reasonable shape with reasonable flexibility has no problem at all assuming this position in my experience.

    Which is why it seems so odd that Vicky's limits don't allow it.

  • DrunkMonkeyProductionsDrunkMonkeyProductions Posts: 1,015
    Martin Leufray III said:
     

    Which is why it seems so odd that Vicky's limits don't allow it.

    just as an fyi it's not a real world limitation, it's a limitation due to the construction and rigging of the victoria 4 model.

    As shown in the example by nicstt, the joints deform in strange ways. this is called Mesh Break.

    in a lot of cases this can't be overcome without breaking out the deformers or with post work(blech).

    a solution available at the renderosity site is called Prefect v4, it creates custom morphs that correct a lot of the joint problems inherent in v4.

    While it works within the limits of rotation it's a bit iffy when you exceed those limits.

    Also clothing has a major GTH when using it, so you'll probably have to spend time adjusting morph dials, or using smothing modifiers.

    Worst case scenario you wind up posing the clothing seperate from the character. It's weird but works.

     

  • Martin Leufray IIIMartin Leufray III Posts: 107

    GTH?

  • DrunkMonkeyProductionsDrunkMonkeyProductions Posts: 1,015

    Go to he**

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