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GLBNeed a exploding clothes effects for Daz
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Need an effect that works for all genesis 3/8/9 models and any clothing applied to it.
Here's one example https://forum.allporncomix.com/attachments/1779250124541-png.2589976/
I'll offer more if anyone here is interested in taking my request. I'll pay whatever price it takes to make it happen.
Here's one example https://forum.allporncomix.com/attachments/1779250124541-png.2589976/
I'll offer more if anyone here is interested in taking my request. I'll pay whatever price it takes to make it happen.
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That's actually a funny request, for most users try to avoid explosions when dealing with dforce clothing items.
The thing would most likely be, to apply the wrong parameters to the dforce settings on purpose.
The thing would most likely be, to apply the wrong parameters to the dforce settings on purpose.
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Wed, May 27And then maybe overlay an opacity mask on the mats to get the shreds rather than the whole explodey mess?
Tbh OP it's the sort of thing that you could maybe trial and error to an individual clothing item but would likely be impossible to do more generally....
Tbh OP it's the sort of thing that you could maybe trial and error to an individual clothing item but would likely be impossible to do more generally....
Pushee-Ri
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Wed, May 27Haha - that would be cool: dForce objects exploding and creating awesome effects 
Unfortunately, dForce objects look different after they explode and resemble either models wrapped in tissues or grandma’s 70s swim cap
https://www.renderhub.com/gallery/58334/nice-but
https://www.renderhub.com/gallery/34244/caution-exploding-knickers
Unfortunately, dForce objects look different after they explode and resemble either models wrapped in tissues or grandma’s 70s swim cap
https://www.renderhub.com/gallery/58334/nice-but
https://www.renderhub.com/gallery/34244/caution-exploding-knickers
Pushee-Ri
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Wed, May 27@IB2024
It's an interesting idea - but (as you mentioned) it would always be limited to a single piece of clothing that has to be purchased separately. Instead of dForce, however, one or more morphs should be built into the garment. Then you could use your cutout map idea to generate the individual fragments.
It's an interesting idea - but (as you mentioned) it would always be limited to a single piece of clothing that has to be purchased separately. Instead of dForce, however, one or more morphs should be built into the garment. Then you could use your cutout map idea to generate the individual fragments.
This upcoming product may allow effects close to that:
https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/762176/coming-soon-voronoi-and-more-shatter-tool-for-daz-studio-commercial
https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/762176/coming-soon-voronoi-and-more-shatter-tool-for-daz-studio-commercial
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To the original poster, The example is a postwork paint effect.
not a 3d product.
can 3d products break apart like that, it would need ridiculous number of polygons.
not a 3d product.
can 3d products break apart like that, it would need ridiculous number of polygons.
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