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Mythocentric
Extraordinary
Sweet as always Dawn, and those Flapper Hats have been on my wish-for list for a while, so bought, downloaded and very shortly, installed for me to play with! Thank you! 
FairyFantastic
Awesome
wow beautiful clothing dawn wat program do u use to make thm in x
Thanks, FF and Pen.
FF the dynamic clothes are made in marvellous designer, but tweaked in Hexagon (for turn overs and smoothing out some bits)
The hats were done in Marvellous Designer but have been remeshed in ZBrush and then worked on in hex. I tend to go back and forth between the three programmes, MD being the initial step followed by ZBrush and hex, usually ending up in Hex where I do the mat zones.
FF the dynamic clothes are made in marvellous designer, but tweaked in Hexagon (for turn overs and smoothing out some bits)
The hats were done in Marvellous Designer but have been remeshed in ZBrush and then worked on in hex. I tend to go back and forth between the three programmes, MD being the initial step followed by ZBrush and hex, usually ending up in Hex where I do the mat zones.
Flint_Hawk
Extraordinary
These are fantastic additions to Dawn's wardrobe! Love them!
FairyFantastic
Awesome
i have md ive just be praticing on things at mo im liking the program very much so easy to use
Woohoo! My Sweet Deals Frilled Poncho is up. It comes with 3 knit options.
Frilled Poncho for Dawn - A Lully 3D Creation at HiveWire 3D
Frilled Poncho for Dawn - A Lully 3D Creation at HiveWire 3D
Going a little bananas.... is it me and my settings or do both the pant legs of the jump suit and hoodie pants NOT lay flat on a shin bone, when figure is sitting on the ground with knees up, feet flat on floor? Have a cute sitting pose, but every time lower pant leg sticks out from shin, instead of draping down along the front of the shin like a soft silk cloth would? I noticed my jump suit does not have a 'dynamic' pose, but Hoodie pant does... makes no diff. although jumpsuit also INSISTS on hanging up on Dawn's hand that is wrapped around waist.. . sorry no pics, just kept closing poser in frustration.... might give up on pants and use new poncho for this 'pinup' idea I have going... but....
Hey Lyne,
Certain poses will need settling in/down before the end of the frames. What I tend to do is do the 30 frames as usual with the pose, but when you do the simulation part in the cloth room, have the frames go from 1 to 45 (or more) This will add 15 frames on the end after the pose has completed, for the trousers to settle down. Sometimes when moving from zero pose to the final pose, the animation moves the cloth so quickly it doesn't have time to recover. The 15 frames will allow this to happen and I would suggest you do this on most of your cloth simulations as it does look better. (the last 15 frames are quicker to simulate than the posing frames)
If you have the hand draped around the middle and it sticks, it's probably because it's colliding with it. What you can do is ignore the hands in the collision window.
Certain poses will need settling in/down before the end of the frames. What I tend to do is do the 30 frames as usual with the pose, but when you do the simulation part in the cloth room, have the frames go from 1 to 45 (or more) This will add 15 frames on the end after the pose has completed, for the trousers to settle down. Sometimes when moving from zero pose to the final pose, the animation moves the cloth so quickly it doesn't have time to recover. The 15 frames will allow this to happen and I would suggest you do this on most of your cloth simulations as it does look better. (the last 15 frames are quicker to simulate than the posing frames)
If you have the hand draped around the middle and it sticks, it's probably because it's colliding with it. What you can do is ignore the hands in the collision window.
