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TrentHarlow In reply to AmateurUnleaded [2018-10-29 02:32:53 +0000 UTC]

He did! Gamma Girl was my favorite, had a women in a glass case that got bombarded with gamma rays.

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Lingster In reply to TrentHarlow [2018-10-29 02:53:54 +0000 UTC]

You guys remember my stuff better than I do.

So, a lot of that was done with dynamic cloth in Poser. I switched to Daz Studio some years ago because the rendering engine was better and more realistic than Poser's. I also experimented with some third party rendering engines, like "Reality", and the results were good, but the effort was huge. 

In the last few months Daz has been pushing "dforce", which allows for dynamic objects such as cloth. It is a little bit harder to model than the old Poser dynamic cloth, but it retains some of the advantages of conforming cloth and so you're able to work with it a bit after simulating the cloth, which couldn't be done with Poser's version.

There are some things I haven't figured out about dforce, yet, but by setting the cloth friction levels low you're often able to simulate the cloth remaining about the same size as the model grows. 

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TrentHarlow In reply to Lingster [2018-10-29 03:00:36 +0000 UTC]

I'll give that a shot! Thanks for the help.

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