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dforce timeline question (CLOSED)

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i-render-girlzSat, Feb 02, 2019
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hello i hope someone can help me. i am trying to learn dforce in daz studio and i have some question. i see some people saying they use the timeline for a simulation and some people say they just use simualtion settings and click simulate. 

can anyone give me any tips on what is better? if you are not animating, what advantages so you have if you use the timeline? any tutorial that you know on best how to use timeline?

thank you for your help!! sorry english not my best.
NaughtyStudioTue, Feb 05, 2019
Karma: 323
Bumpin this for you buddy! I so want to learn more about dforce. 
NaughtyStudioMon, Feb 11, 2019
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Hey I don't know if you found the answers your looking for, but I did find this little tutorial. I'm using some of those tips and am farther along than i was before. hehe.
https://thinkdrawart.com/daz-studio-dynamic-cloth-dforce-tutorial-for-beginners
i-render-girlzSat, Feb 16, 2019
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thank you verrrry much. that did help me and i learn alot form it. i started new question about deleting frames not needed if you know anything about that. thanks again!!!
https://www.renderhub.com/forum/116/delete-timeline-frames-not-needed-for-dforce
PinspotterWed, Nov 27, 2019
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Well, Dforce is a cloth sim, so technically it's an animation. I don't use it, but I do use the cloth sim in Blender and having a timeline definitely helps. That way, you can cycle through frames to find a frame you're satisfied with.
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