Yes, I have seen it. Pixim is good at what he's doing.

@Rottadamic @4u2ges
I had to search a bit because I forgot where this topic is :)

Yesterday I took a trip on the marketplace, where one of my favorite designer is @Pixtim (from him I bought the lingerie I'm using in "Cancelled") so I had a look for something new there, but instead I found something old but very new at the same time: he embedded cloth morphs straight into the CC3 pack - to me, truly brilliant idea! Here's its YouTube demo (worth watching)



and here's its product page:
https://marketplace.reallusion.com/swimsuit-pareo

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The cloth part is what causes the real difficulty. I was thinking a dummy physics capsule helper could be used to push the shirt up. Shape it such that it looks like grabbing the shirt.

The whole avatar otherwise you can't get it in the morph creator
Tip, save thise morph files in the lowest texture size to save diskspace

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You get the shirt a bit up, save as avatar, next higher save as avatar,, next morf higher wider ect.

You mean save the whole avatar, not just the clothing piece?


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It is keyframable.
You make morfs in cc3 as you see in 4u2ges video (but he did it in blender) .
You get the shirt a bit up, save as avatar, next higher save as avatar,, next morf higher wider ect.
In Iclone inport all morfs whit morrf creator.

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This is one of those occasions where you need to be artistic and shoot maybe a scene where they say disappear into a room or behind a door or screen then come out different clothes, perhaps a comment to reinforce the act.

-bw

As already mentioned, it is doable, but complex, lots of effort and the result is not really convincing...
Here is my one and only test I did a year ago:



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Hi Rottadamic,

can you elaborate a bit more on "You make lots of morphs of the shirt" ?

is the morph keyframable ?

There is a way (I did it once) You make lots of morphs of the shirt
Here is what I did.
Could have done it all the way but that was aaaaah, kid unfriendly

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