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3D Render by Pushee-RiThe easiest way to use DropScarf (soon): Load the model, add clothing (or not), reposition DropScarf if necessary, and run the simulation in seconds.
Did I mention that already? DropScarf works with any Genesis version and any 3D clothing item (if available and assigned). I almost forgot...
Enjoy
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Did I mention that already? DropScarf works with any Genesis version and any 3D clothing item (if available and assigned). I almost forgot...
Enjoy
No post proc
I think you forgot to mention that you can also use the scarf without clothes. Or did I miss something....??
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I think you forgot to mention that you can also use the scarf without clothes. Or did I miss something....??
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Pushee-Ri
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Sat, Jun 06Ahhhh... thanks for reminding me 
So: DropScarf can be used with absolutely any 3D garment to jazz it up. Absolutely any!
But tell me: Do you have an Echo machine?
So: DropScarf can be used with absolutely any 3D garment to jazz it up. Absolutely any!
But tell me: Do you have an Echo machine?
PasahRi
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Sat, Jun 06Nope!
But if I'm not inside your head, it's pretty empty in there... and then it just echoes
But if I'm not inside your head, it's pretty empty in there... and then it just echoes
It looks like a good object, congratulations, I'm not a tie guy, but in the renderings for older kids, interesting things could be done
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Pushee-Ri
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13 Hours agoThank you so much for your kind comment
Yep - dForce offers a ton (!) of options outside the mainstream (i.e. 0.3-inch drapes for 3D clothing). That said, my drapeables, dropables (like the scarf), and slipables are always a bit trickier to use. You wouldn't believe all the flak I've had to take about them
Yep - dForce offers a ton (!) of options outside the mainstream (i.e. 0.3-inch drapes for 3D clothing). That said, my drapeables, dropables (like the scarf), and slipables are always a bit trickier to use. You wouldn't believe all the flak I've had to take about them
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