Nice but.... 3D Render, Digital Artwork by guy91600

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Nice but....

3D Render by guy91600

The first picture is nice but it's not the expected result!
Finally this dress will not be dForce since it explodes frown

Soon in my store

G8F : Head morph Nele by Hannes-W

no post production

the third picture the dress is dForce following the advice of Beautiful Misfits

The dress easily explodes when using dForce

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Beautiful MisfitsFri, Jan 03

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Have you tried the sim with hiding the hair and have the arms/hands not in contact with the dress?
Just a millimeter in distance to the dress could help. I always hide hair, cause for some reason it can cause these explosions.

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guy91600

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Fri, Jan 03

Thanks for the advice, in the end the dress is dForce, it's just the pose chosen that made it explode

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Beautiful Misfits

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Fri, Jan 03

So happy for you smile

Yes, some poses can cause disasters.

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VulcanStarDrives

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Sun, Jan 12

I find turning off the 'start bones from memorized pose' helps sometimes, especially with clothing. Hair, if it needs that start from the memorized pose can always be done in separate pass with it on

Dforce can sure be temperamental

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kwerkxFri, Jan 03

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Dress go BOOM!
Glad you got through it and happy that there are others who keeps their dForce oopsie renders.

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Pushee-RiSat, Jan 04

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I may be a little late ... but I have a small overview of dForce here on Renderhub:
https://www.renderhub.com/forum/5398/daz-control-of-the-simulation-behavior

Exploding clothing doesn't always have to do with the pose - I had a pair of knickers explode in the T pose - but with the spacing of the vertices and the simulation settings.

So: don't give up, but experiment (it's fun).

Thanks for your explosion pictures - always fun smile

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