I have not checked the documentation, I just do it like this:ġ- With Joint Editor, select the bone closer to where you want the ghost bone.Ģ- Right click: Create child bone.
Use the Smooth Brush to finish if needed. This will erase the weight map from the selected polygons.
You might want to right click and change the selection mode, maybe to “lasso” I assume.Ģ- Go back to Weight Map Brush Tool, right click and select Fill Selected Faces, use a value of 0. The most common way is to just press Alt when using the Paint Brush, but here is the "Fill Selected Faces" method too to erase weight maps from selected polygons.ġ- Go to the Polygon Group Editor and select the problematic zone. The Smooth Brush will smoothen your painting. Select the one you are going to work with.ģ- Use the Paint Tool to increase the bending zone or intensity by painting red the desired weight, press Alt to erase. Tool Settings Tab must be open or at hand at all times.ġ- Select the bone, and use the X,Y,Z rotations one at a time to check what’s going on which each of them.Ģ- With the bone selected, open the Weight Map Brush Tool and in the bottom of the Tool Settings you’ll see each rotation next to a dumbell icon. There are templates for different kinds of clothings, but personally I don’t use them. I’m including links to the Documentation Center on each topic for the full, long, detailed process.ġ- Model the clothes over a Default Genesis dummy.Ģ- Import the clothing OBJ into DAZ Studio and load Genesis.ģ- Open the Transfer Utility and select Genesis as the source and the clothes as the target.
There must be (much) better ways of doing things described here, when that’s the case, please let me know so I can edit this and make it more useful. I’m not a vendor, I only do things here and there for personal use. I thought about posting a (very) simplified step by step of what I do when creating content, focusing on clothing.
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