FRQ dForce: Regency Dress for G8F

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Detail link: https://www.renderosity.com/marketplace/products/161127/frq-dforce-regency-dress-for-g8f
--- PLEASE BE SURE TO READ THE INSTRUCTION .PDF FOR BEST RESULTS! ---



Regency Dress has been recreated for dForce! It will fit G8F and G8.1F.


This product is for DAZ Studio. Find the Poser version here:

https://www.renderosity.com/marketplace/products/135797/frq-dynamics-regency-dress




This pack contains:
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* Fully rigged, dForce-ready Dress (G8F)
* Tons of morphs (see file list below)
* Iray materials (see promo images)
* Instruction .PDF


Features:
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* Separate 24-bone skirt rig for advanced user control. This skirt rig allows you to pose the figure and get a good dForce starting shape on the dress for most poses and all the character fits included. Using the timeline will generally give superior results though!

* dForce compatible. With the many material zones it is easy to tweak the simulation settings for different parts of the dress to your liking. Always make sure that the Buttons Surface has 'Visible in simulation' set to Off though as otherwise the dress will explode.



dForce Tips:
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* For best results, use at least 'Better' Collision Mode.

* For regular standing poses, you can often just simulate the current frame.(Frames To Simulate: Current Frame in the Simulation Settings pane).

Load your pose for G8F, then manually make any adjustments that might be needed due to posing of the figure's Shins. Try Shin Poses under Actor/Movement or just pose individual parts of the rigged skirt directly.

* When simulating using the Timeline, try turning "Start Bones from Memorized Pose" on or off in Simulation Settings. You may get different results.

* Make sure to hide any hair, objects or clothing that does not need to be simulated against. If using several figures in a scene, I recommend simulating them one at a time and then freezing.

* For more complicated poses like sitting or anything that hits the floor, I always recommend simulating using the timeline. You will also need to use a floor plane in order to simulate the dress against the floor in DAZ Studio.

* My tutorial Lesson 5: Dynamics In Poser - Working with sitting poses is for Poser.

However, many of the same principles would apply to DAZ Studio as well,
especially when working with the animation timeline and interaction between
figure, cloth and chair or other objects.


You can watch it here on the Renderosity YouTube channel:

Lesson 5: Dynamics In Poser - Working with sitting poses

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecSOU4yEwKk&list=PLHskz2PNix3DmmZuRRLAAAJxbH1YkrE3s&index=5

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