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Create New Clothing

ngh_5562cc7e85ngh_5562cc7e85 Posts: 0
edited December 1969 in Daz Studio Discussion

How does one go about this?

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  • Tramp GraphicsTramp Graphics Posts: 2,412
    edited December 1969

    Neal Huston said:
    How does one go about this?
    There are a number of tutorials out there, including some in the old forum archives. Basically, you need to use a modeling program, such as Hexagon or Blender to build your mesh around the base figure (exported from Daz into your modeling program)your clothing will be designed for (in my case, Genesis figures) then import the completed clothing object(s) back into Daz Studio, and rig the outfit.

    Here's the archived WIP thread of an outfit I had made (technically not really finished yet, since it needs morphs): http://forumarchive.daz3d.com/viewtopic.php?t=187484

  • PendraiaPendraia Posts: 3,598
    edited July 2012

    Hi,

    If you want to learn how to model clothing their are some good tutorials around. There are the lady littlefox series at Rdna and the excellent ones by fugazi here at daz.

    I would highly recommend at least knowing the basics of the program you are going to use before attempting clothing

    Cheers
    Pen

    Edit to fix the self correction...damn iPads!

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  • sparky_1_1bcc1a2f60sparky_1_1bcc1a2f60 Posts: 56
    edited December 1969

    I like to model in Wings3d, but Blender does have Shrinkwrap and Cloth-Sim, so I use both. I posted These Vids a while back on the Sculptris bored. They're not as detailed as some of the others, but they cover the basics!

  • PendraiaPendraia Posts: 3,598
    edited December 1969

    JustmeNhere said:
    I like to model in Wings3d, but Blender does have Shrinkwrap and Cloth-Sim, so I use both. I posted These Vids a while back on the Sculptris bored. They're not as detailed as some of the others, but they cover the basics!
    Is shrinkwrap able to be shared? IIRC I've seen a post somewhere that said it could only be used for personal use... cloth sim would be useful but I can't handle the blender interface. : (
  • adamr001adamr001 Posts: 1,322
    edited December 1969

    Pendraia said:
    JustmeNhere said:
    I like to model in Wings3d, but Blender does have Shrinkwrap and Cloth-Sim, so I use both. I posted These Vids a while back on the Sculptris bored. They're not as detailed as some of the others, but they cover the basics!
    Is shrinkwrap able to be shared? IIRC I've seen a post somewhere that said it could only be used for personal use... cloth sim would be useful but I can't handle the blender interface. : (That's correct. Shrink Wrapping is not allowed for distribution (certainly not of DAZ content/figures).
  • PendraiaPendraia Posts: 3,598
    edited December 1969

    adamr001 said:
    Pendraia said:
    JustmeNhere said:
    I like to model in Wings3d, but Blender does have Shrinkwrap and Cloth-Sim, so I use both. I posted These Vids a while back on the Sculptris bored. They're not as detailed as some of the others, but they cover the basics!
    Is shrinkwrap able to be shared? IIRC I've seen a post somewhere that said it could only be used for personal use... cloth sim would be useful but I can't handle the blender interface. : (
    That's correct. Shrink Wrapping is not allowed for distribution (certainly not of DAZ content/figures).
    Thanks Adam...I was fairly certain that was the case. : )
  • sparky_1_1bcc1a2f60sparky_1_1bcc1a2f60 Posts: 56
    edited July 2012

    Umm .. How would you know ?? .. maybe you didn't watch my movie, but I run through about 4 different softwares before I'm finished, Blender being one of the first. Not that I'm a content provider, or trying to encourage mis-behavior, but honestly all one need to do is import/export from any other software than Blender ......

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  • ReDaveReDave Posts: 815
    edited December 1969

    Echoing JustmeNhere doubts, is that known for sure? The licenses no longer explicitly forbid shrink-wrapping since a couple of revisions at least. I'm guessing it's because Smoothing Modifier is itself a shrink wrapping tool and it would be counterproductive to forbid redistribution of items done in part with it (remember that with SubD your final mesh is different from what you model, and fitting it to a SubD figure like Genesis poke-through becomes practically a certainty). If it were me, I'd say for small fixes it's certainly acceptable but not for complete figure cloning, a bit like merchant resources you'd have to make the majority of the item on your own. Best to contact DAZ to find out for sure, anyway.
    Regarding "how would you know?", just overlap the two figures... ;-)

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,309
    edited December 1969

    Shrink-wrapping is still forbidden. Whether someone would be caught or not shouldn't be a deciding factor on whether they do it, I would hope.

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