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"Stephen" <mcavoys_AT_aolDOT.com> schreef in bericht
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> "Thomas de Groot" <t.d### [at] inter nlDOTnet> wrote:
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>> He He!! Expert? Who knows? Anyway, I want to explore these avenues
>> because
>> of the complex stories I have in mind. And it is worthwhile to know
>> 'everything' about the programs you are using, isn't it? :-)
>
> You had better become one, because I've made myself sick of Poser clothes
> for a while. My current project doesn't need any because the world's
> population is naked :-)
Now, that is the easy way out! :-)
> Maybe Janet might do the girlie thing, I bet she is a dab hand with the
> pinking shears :-)
I am really curious to see that!
>
>> I have to make the step between conforming and dynamic clothes yet. So I
>> guess I first have to export one, edit it in Silo (or Wings), and import
>> it
>> again as dynamic clothing. Looks like an interesting experiment.
>
> Careful, I did that at first and Poser made end caps that had to be
> removed.
> For skirts the bottom end cap was located half way up the body. Giving the
> OBJ an inside hem which I found very time consuming to delete. Without
> retesting I think that it is better to convert the conforming clothes to
> cloth in the Clothes Room. There are some restraints, I think that you
> might need to convert body parts separately. I think that I'm loosing my
> short term memory it was only a month or two ago :-)
>
Hm.. Have to be careful. See what I can do.
>> Yes indeed. I forgot that possibility to switch of the skin under the
>> conforming clothes. That would solve the problem indeed.
>>
> Or remove it in a modeler.
Oh, yes, of course. Good idea.
Thomas
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