Poser Dynamic Clothing Tutorial Intro

A brief(an hurried) explanation of how to use a dynamic clothing item in Poser's Cloth Room. Covers setup to simulation of two cloth items that collide with each other.

This tutorial uses Tsera Private School dynamic clothes since they contain both a separate top and a bottom to gain experience by.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• corinthianscori
• tsera
• dynamic
• poser
• daz
• v4
• victoria 4
• room cloth

[robot230373]

Whai dont you animate this character first,to se if its works ?...We all like to create animation,not just a pose.....

[corinthianscori]

@robot230373 Oh it works for animation as well - already tested. The first thing to remember about DynaCloth in Poser is that your first frame of recorded animation is the 'posed' keyframe, never zero-frame. Oh, and be careful with those finger collisions; its a good idea to use a low resolution box prop(parented to each offending finger) to get the cloth to respond correctly. Poser can't handle high-resolution mesh collision in small spaces(like between fingers) well at all.

[sepiasiren]

how do you import the clothing into the props menu?

[corinthianscori]

@sepiasiren After the original mesh has been imported into the scene, and your Cloth Room adjustments made, its easy to save the mesh to the Props library. Just navigate the Library to Props, and click the "+" symbol you'll see there. Select Yes to save the file then Yes again to save as a Smart Prop IF your new dynamic clothing is parented to something in the scene, like Victoria's hip or Body.

[jaquaw]

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[corinthianscori]

@jaquaw Thanks! I'm actually working on a lot more!

[robot230373]

@corinthianscori You r very nice person......Thanks....