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And also an Iray version of the 3DC Fight Club. Dialspun head and body for the Atlas texture; not entirely sure what's in there. Also used one of the Martial Arts Series poses by Dream Story from RDNA.

For the most part, everything worked fine. I did as suggested in the product information page, froze the sims when done, used collision to clear up small amounts of pokethrough. Since I don't have the full dynamic control, while the pants only took three sims -- the last two because of the belt -- the shirt took something like five or six to settle, mostly because of the area around his hips. As before, I did the pants sim before doing the shirt, to keep them from getting tangled up.

As a side note, lighting the gym itself was ... not the easiest thing in the world. It's got a lot of windows and skylights, as well as overheads that got converted with Iray Real Lights, which somehow leads to a very diffuse light that it's hard to make stronger. In 3Delight, I worked with that by parenting either linear points or spot lights to almost everything; that doesn't work in Iray, for some reason. Spots just don't seem to do much.

Description
And also an Iray version of the 3DC Fight Club. Dialspun head and body for the Atlas texture; not entirely sure what's in there. Also used one of the Martial Arts Series poses by Dream Story from RDNA.

For the most part, everything worked fine. I did as suggested in the product information page, froze the sims when done, used collision to clear up small amounts of pokethrough. Since I don't have the full dynamic control, while the pants only took three sims -- the last two because of the belt -- the shirt took something like five or six to settle, mostly because of the area around his hips. As before, I did the pants sim before doing the shirt, to keep them from getting tangled up.

As a side note, lighting the gym itself was ... not the easiest thing in the world. It's got a lot of windows and skylights, as well as overheads that got converted with Iray Real Lights, which somehow leads to a very diffuse light that it's hard to make stronger. In 3Delight, I worked with that by parenting either linear points or spot lights to almost everything; that doesn't work in Iray, for some reason. Spots just don't seem to do much.