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Ok, A recent post gave me this idea.
I think you can turn off Dforce by coloring an area.
So... If I were to color half of a pair of shorts, enlarge them a bit to big then run dforce, they would sag on one side giving the impression of being taken off.
I then could shrink the shorts back to normal fit.
You could also turn a character upside down run dforce and turn it back over.
it could look like they are removing a shirt.Tons of stuff. tilt a character sidways to give the impression of wind blowing.
Of couse someone may have already done or thought if this but, i havent read it yet.
I saw that same tutorial. Really helps understand how it works.
Also, you can add wind nodes. A little easier than turning characters upside down and sideways.
you can also composite morph using dforce in a few steps, dforce once
export to obj and import as morph, change settings and dforce again.
as for pulling clothes off if you simulate over a short animation you can get some interesting stuff, then save it as a morph or just render out the frame you want after adjusting the pose.
it's just a fine balance of settings, razors edge with exploding meshes on either side. hint: do not crank the wind nodes up too high when simulating hair without careful weight mapping (blew the characters hair basically right off)
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