Tired to the nose of DForce.

[1138adrianmartinez]

I'm no longer using d-force sim; instead, I'm importing the scene in MARVELLOUS DESIGNER (tricky; first I made a untextured version of the scene and export items involved in the simulation); then export the simulated cloth and add the .obj generated as a morph for the cloth.
It doesn't work with all clothes (if they have separated pieces, well, they fall to the ground once simulation starts), but I'm a totally noob in MD, need to investigate a bit more... but looks promising

[Abad]

@1138adrianmartinez I like Alembic better if there is movement. Normally, I do it in Cinema4D r19 (which accepts the alembic HD5F format), convert it to Ogawa in the same C4D r19, and open it in r25. For textures, the old Daz plugin saves your texture coordinates, which Sagan doesn't.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/3g0zdis8qbm3bm8/Set_Textures_In_Alembic_C4d_1-1.m4v/file

[1138adrianmartinez]

will take a look at it... Still struggling with single frame renders, animation is a brand new world for me 🙂
Thanks for the tip, @abad

[Jay Smythe]

Thanks for the response. How do I post an image? I have a screen cap.

[Abad]

@harryme upload the image in any host and use the tab IMG for the direct link.
Like a text -- img src="DOThttps://i.postimg.cc/s2K8ngqW/iMG.jpg" alt="" / ---, whitout the "DOT"...

[Jay Smythe]

Thanks! I learn something new everyday.

I use the default settings. It's Rhiannon's "Love You More" gown but I'm encountering this in every dforce result to include hair. No morphs applied. It looks worse when morphs are used.

[Frank21]

Here's your pic Jay.

[1138adrianmartinez]

dforce breast add-on is what deforms the breast.
Either delete it, or select it, go to the tab 'Mesh smoothing', disable smoothing or select another 'collision item' (guess you have the LYM Gown active)

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