Simulating Daz Clothing in Cinema 4D - C4D Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Today we'll be simulating Daz Clothing in Cinema 4D with the new cloth tools in C4D 2023 and above. We'll show you our top tips to get a great looking clothing sim directly in Cinema 4D without the need for Daz Studios dForce engine.
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Best teacher explaining in best simplistic way possible. Thanks man
Cheers MotionEnigma, we're all about making the videeos as short and to the point as possible so you can get on with it;)
Nice one Dave, have been using Daze for about a year, and this is one of the best tutorials I've seen so far.
Great to hear Zedos, it's good fun isnt it! Would love to see some of your Daz renders some time
You can export DForce simulation by exporting an OBJ and MDD Cache out of DAZ, apply the MDD Cache inside Blender as a mesh deformer and then export as Alembic. Been using that as my workflow to export DAZ animations into C4D without any mesh quality loss. Sure, depending on your clothing, hair, animation length the alembic can get big but sometimes it really is worth it.
Cool showcase though, works incredibly well!
I just wish DAZ had a nicer animation workflow in general.
Please make a tutorialo showing your workflow friend, would love to know it!
@@valhallacreativeagency5213 That specific workflow is documented on my patreon which I do not want to advertise here but it is definitiely out there.
@@karlifetz already checked your patreon and definitely will subscribe brother, thanks!
True, but dont you need the paid Animate2 plugin in order to export an MDD Cache?
You are a freaking gem. Holy cow that PLA bake for texture just saved me. I thought pin material would do it but damn, thank you thank you
No problem Arudz, if you'd like to learn more about the Daz to Cinema 4D workflow check out our full course here: cgshortcuts.com/product/character-creation-in-cinema-4d-and-daz-studio
You can also reduce the meshes from Daz by resetting them to "base mesh" before exporting.
Nice, thanks for the tip Mark!
is very helpful, iv been looking for a way to have specific parts of clothing on my rigs be
simulated, never even crossed my mind to use selection painting on a belt tag. Thanks a lot
No problem, if you'd like to learn more about the Daz to Cinema 4D workflow check out our full course here: cgshortcuts.com/product/character-creation-in-cinema-4d-and-daz-studio
absolutely fantastic video man, been looking for a solution to this for ages!
No problem, if you'd like to learn more about the Daz to Cinema 4D workflow check out our full course here: cgshortcuts.com/product/character-creation-in-cinema-4d-and-daz-studio
INCREDIBLY useful! Thank you for this!
No problem, if you'd like to learn more about the Daz to Cinema 4D workflow check out our full course here: cgshortcuts.com/product/character-creation-in-cinema-4d-and-daz-studio
Amazing tutorial! Very informative tips and tricks. Thank you for sharing!
No problem, if you'd like to learn more about the Daz to Cinema 4D workflow check out our full course here: cgshortcuts.com/product/character-creation-in-cinema-4d-and-daz-studio
thank you! I've been trying to figure out how to use the cloth system in C4D with rigged clothing and only getting simulation on part of the geometry.
No problem, if you'd like to learn more about the Daz to Cinema 4D workflow check out our full course here: cgshortcuts.com/product/character-creation-in-cinema-4d-and-daz-studio
Great tut!
Cheers Waleed, hope it helped you out bud!
Do you have a daz workflow for octane as well? Or is the process roughly the same. I'm a bit new to this.
The workflow is very similar to be honest, Redshift and Octane are very alike. The course is suitible for each renderer, but we specifically use Redshift in the example
Amazing tutorial my friend, was looking for this for a long time, learned a lot from it!
Question, is there a way to simulate forces on a Daz hair in cinema 4D?
Cheers Valhalla. I think with hair you might need to use dForce hair for the splines (or make splines from geometry hair) then make c4d hair from that which you can sim. Might be something we cover next in the course;)
wooow! thank you sooo much for this... means a lot!!!
No problem Rex, if you'd like to learn more about the Daz to Cinema 4D workflow check out our full course here: cgshortcuts.com/product/character-creation-in-cinema-4d-and-daz-studio
very cool.
Cheers Splizer!
Great Tutorial! Can you do a tutorial on how to simulate a realistic thin rubber/cloth glove? I have been trying this recently but cannot seem to get a good result. I would very much appreciate it!
Cheers Neytey, you'd basically do the same thing with a rubber glove, just have the dynamics effect the end part of the gloves, thats really the only bit that would move around, then keep the hand part stuck to the characters hand
@@CGShortcuts Oh I havent thought about that, in my case I always simulated the whole glove without any belts and I think this led to the whole glove beeing too stretchy and so becoming very loose on the finger tips. Thank you very much for the tip, I'll definetly try it!
Do you have the course with Octane?
Hi Giovanni, this course is with Redshift which is quickly becoming the most widely used C4D renderer, however the concepts in the lighting and rendering section can be applied to any renderer - the course is mostly about Daz and the integration between Daz Studio and Cinema 4D;)
Hi, how are you? I hope you're fine. I'd like to. I'm making a house and I want to export it to daz, but I made the house in C4D and install everything from the daz bridge to c4d, but now I want to transfer it to daz3d, and we'll know how Could you help me, or give me some advice on how it could be done, unfortunately I have searched a lot on different pages and none of them specializes in C4D, always in other 3d modeling platforms, but in c4d it is not very common to find information, I would really appreciate it, thanks
Very well thanks. To be honest I've only ever gone the other way, Daz to C4D because I'd rather render in Cinema, all our training is Daz to C4D workflow, Im pretty sure you could just import an OBJ in Daz though
Will it be possible to transfer cloth and hair sim to unreal ?
Good question Zen, I dont see why not - as far as I know you can mport alembic files into unreal from c4d
Hello
Thank you for the very good teaching
I have a question?
I am using Cinema version 2023 2.1, but I don't have the cloth pbd tag
Is it because I didn't export my model from Daz?
seems there's only a unified CLOTH tag now, you can just use that, same thing
@@CGShortcuts Oh yes, they may have combined these later
Great work! thank you. May i please know the background music throughout your previous video? th-cam.com/video/MFxqv326hzY/w-d-xo.html
was jamming the whole time! Thanks !!!
No worries, if you found this tutorial helpful you'll learn LOADS MORE in our Redshift Masterclass, you can check it out here: cgshortcuts.com/product/ultimate-redshift-masterclass
Great and informative tutorial. Thanks a bunch 👍👍
Cheers C.S hope it helped you out!