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Being on my phone as well as the spinning its difficult for me to make out much. However something I did notice was the hair. I do like its appearance but Id have gravity affect it more. It seems way to rigid.
@d0gg0d nothing has been done to make the hair move, it's just the whole figure turning 360 degrees in a loop. But it could be animated - I agree.
Thanks for the comment 🙂You misunderstood me or I wrote it poorly.
Not looking for animated hair (wind / Gforce)
Im looking for the pulling affect Gravity has on everything. Unless she used a full can of hairspray, her hair will lean towards the planet.
If a female leans left their hair, dress,boobs,earrings, necklace, ect...
Will all shift towards Gravity. One reason dforce look decent when it actually works. Thin hair will flow with facial structure, thin dresses will hang off breasts instead of looking like they were vacuum fit.I think it depends how the rotation effect is done. Is the figure spinning or the camera rotating? If it's the later, then dForce won't do anything.
I should mention that I prefer static wigs in many cases, especially - during the process of making characters, and in that connection generating a lot of pictures of the character, from many angles - I work on, and unfortunately have an older computer, but/and know well how long it takes to use (Linday's Lovely) amazing wigs/hair. The Earth's gravitational pull is/should be well known to most, at least in this forum. But thank you for your words/opinion on this
@d0gg0d / Adam.@frank22 Thanks for the info. Miranda hair is a fantastic static WIG IMHO. Whole body is moved (rotation) as the great Miranda wig is static. Figure is spinning.. and looking odd -agree.
I only asked because there was a product/thing a while back that automated 360 degree camera rotation around a figure, that you could animate and render. It was an easier way than rotating the figure and you could composite it onto a background. But not like this camera craziness... wait for the decapitation LOL.
Of my many years of being here I still have no concept of what people who visit know and dont know. I even forget and remember stuff randomly and can apply that to myself. I can tell you that based on some of renders I've seen uploaded here, at least a few dont believe in gravity. Some have no concept of reasonable proportions.
Others are in their own pocket universe.I still have issues with some hair bricking my system. One reason I'll probably never try animation. I don't have that much patience
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