"Janet" <par### [at] attnet> schreef in bericht 
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> Nice job Thomas. The shirt looks much better dynamic vs. conforming. The
> pants look great. And I like his hat!
>
Thanks Janet! I think I got the incentive to transmogrify a lot of 
conforming clothes into dynamic ones (at least those that would really get 
better from the operation).
Have you noted how the shirt also nicely collides with the underlying pants? 
I was a bit worried about that but it went well. The trick is revealed in 
the tutorial manual. You just have to simulate the different clothes in 
succession, from inside to outside. Each simulation will take the earlier 
results into account it seems. The manual tells this a little bit more 
confusedly though, so I was in doubt.
The pants are very nice now. I could certainly work a bit more on them, but 
I shall leave that for another occasion. There is now a next step in 
complexity that I want to explore: breeches with bindings along the calves. 
I think I know how to do this (again, the tutorial manual give a number of 
useful hints in that direction) but I have to try this out on a figure.
<grin> yes the hat! Such a simple object, originally built from a torus. I 
wanted something outlandish anyway  :-)

Thomas

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