Drothari's Silkstone Hair
35Recently yungturk39sq left a review of the Drothari's Silkstone Hair.
In the review they state "is problematic when applying a pose to a figure. it seems to only work if the figure's pose is zeroed or if you pose all joints yourself manually."
yungturk39sq is 100% correct.
I noticed the same thing about a week ago, and just thought it was a weird anomaly.
I was going to check it again later but forgot all about it.
I never made hair for daz studio before, and created corrective morphs based on head movements, and thought that would be good enough, it obviously isn't.
I don't know why it behaves this way when applying a pose to the character, chalk that up to my inexperience at making hair for daz studio characters.
If anyone knows why it behaves this way please let me know.
I don't think I would re-make the hair unless it was something simple to alter to fix this behavior.
If it did need to be re-made to fix it, the geometry and materials are there if someone else wanted to try and make a proper hair out of it.
In the review they state "is problematic when applying a pose to a figure. it seems to only work if the figure's pose is zeroed or if you pose all joints yourself manually."
yungturk39sq is 100% correct.
I noticed the same thing about a week ago, and just thought it was a weird anomaly.
I was going to check it again later but forgot all about it.
I never made hair for daz studio before, and created corrective morphs based on head movements, and thought that would be good enough, it obviously isn't.
I don't know why it behaves this way when applying a pose to the character, chalk that up to my inexperience at making hair for daz studio characters.
If anyone knows why it behaves this way please let me know.
I don't think I would re-make the hair unless it was something simple to alter to fix this behavior.
If it did need to be re-made to fix it, the geometry and materials are there if someone else wanted to try and make a proper hair out of it.
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