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The weight map you drew should be controlling that (Telling DS/the dial which areas stay swollen and which areas to "push or pull") I would double check your weight mapping to be sure something didn't happen that is making the weight map not apply. Sorry I can't help more than that but its hard unless I can see everything but I would start there to troubleshoot. Maybe go back over that section of the video (under Zeroing the Weight Map to Remove the Modifier from the Full Mesh heading) forward to see if maybe you missed a step somewhere. It can be easy enough to do. The first time I tried this, I had similar issues. Let me know if that helps <3

@@ann0314 I appreciate your help thanks I will try it again

In that case you would have to save the main file for the clothing (IE save the figure) but in doing that you run the risk of over-writing the original files or corrupting things which is why I didn’t go into that process. That said “In the Studio with Daz 3D Featuring Jay Versluis” here on UA-cam may cover that process or Jay may on his UA-cam Channel

@@ann0314 Great!. Thank you for the reply to this.

@@ME-bc8wt You are very welcome <3 :O)

I'm so glad that you found the information helpful and that its opened you up to post-working possibilities. <3

Thank you Barbult <3 :O)

@HLEET So glad you enjoyed it <3 :)

@Andrew Vrba Yes. which helps greatly for those that choose to postwork in a 2D Application (whether just lightly or heavily) It's definitely optimal for those who prefer a more layered workflow/approach as well.

@@ann0314 I might need to give this a go then.

@@SomeOrangeCat Let me know if you do and post it somewhere. Id love to see how it turns out <3 Be sure to watch the second part - at least the beginning parts (There is one for GIMP and one for Photoshop) as there are some adjustments within 2D Apps that you need to make to use the layers (they can seem like they just render white as you have to adjust exposure basically)

I'm having the same issue

So glad you found it useful! <3

You are very welcome. Thank so much for watching and please let me know if you have any questions <3

Thank you so much for the feedback <3 If you have any questions, please let me know! :O)

Thank you very much, that is very sweet of you to say <3 ((HUGS))

So glad you have found uses for it <3 It can be very handy for sure and fun to use. I know I've found it handy for sure and sometimes you can find even more ways to use it then you initially think of. If you have any questions, please let me know! <3

So glad you liked it <3 Please let me know if you have any questions <3

@gaslone79 I am so glad you found it useful <3 If you have any questions, please let me know <3

You're very welcome! If you have any questions, please let me know <3

Thank you <3 If you have any questions, please let me know <3

So glad you found it useful. I do have like a more involved version of this that is doing new surfaces for armor if needed. It ran a bit longer than I wanted so I went with this version but if you find that it would be useful I can try and get that one uploaded. Please let me know if you have any questions :O)

You're welcome!

Aww TY <3 <3 Granted I made some boo boos in it (said I was doing one thing but actually did something else LOL) So may go back and fix it some but TY <3 )

You’re very welcome. I’m glad you found it useful :O) On the topic of postwork it depends on your workflow - like with anything artistic really. You have to sort of experiment and see what works for you. I’ve known some incredible artist who can render in DS and do no postwork )or very minimal) and make gorgeous artwork that way and then I’ve know amazing artist who combine that with some adjustment in postwork and the. Others who postwork things a lot and paint details in etc that are amazing. The best way to do it will never be how others say you should but rather what works best for you and your process. So just experiment and play till you find what suits you as an artist best.

So glad you enjoyed it. There is more to follow for the series so there will be more up tomorrow if you want to check back <3 Learning definitely is a journey, you will find that sometimes I learn new things while doing the tutorials LOL. Pretty sure it just never ends :)

@@ann0314 Teaching is one of the best ways to learn. You put your mind to how best to explain something and get questions that you might not thought of before. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to share.

LOL Glad you enjoyed it. On the OCD, funny enough I've pretty much named my files the same general way for years now (that said every PA/Merchant sort of has their own method) but so yeah I'm a little nutty about it (IDK why LOL) That said though, with sets like this where others may want to play or find things to see what they can come up with, I think having naming that hopefully makes sense easily and stays consistent is important. (Though I am sorry, I know being in my head is a scary kinda place hehe) And LOL on the Burgundy LOL. This series is actually from from done though so there will be more videos added over the coming days <3

There are more videos that show more of the set (this time I decided to do a whole series so I could cover more uses and help those who may be new to DS) :O) I'm just working slowly on getting everything edited and uploaded but TY for taking a peek. I appreciate it! <3 :O)

@@ann0314 well dont always have to be new, I dont think I even know half of what daz can do lol Hope you have a lovely weekend! :)

@@CamillaDrakenborg Fair enough LOL I know I learn new things all the time myself LOL. Hope you have a lovely weekend as well <3

@@ann0314 dazing as usual :P

I'm so glad you found it useful and enjoyed it <3

So glad you found it helpful <3 :O)

Thanks so much for the feedback. I am glad you found it helpful <3

So glad you found it useful <3 :O)

Thank you! So glad you found it useful :O)

Thank you for the additional information <3

Thanks for the feedback, I will take it under advisement :O) As for going over the GUI, the Tutorial is for New Users who have little to no prior knowledge of DS so my tutorials assume people are just starting out and may need help finding things. Its why I index the videos - so if you need help finding just specific information, you can jump directly to that information.

She’s talking about everything, but the tutorial. I stopped listening and fast forward a few times and the left to find a better tutorial.

Your very welcome <3 If you'd like to see anything else covered, please let me know. I also do some longer tutorials on various topics as well so just let me know if you want to learn anything specific and if you want it longer or shorter form.

Glad you enjoyed it. If you have any questions, please let me know! <3

You're welcome 😊

Thank you! <3 :O)

Yea as it’s a merchant resource. I do ask that you use it as a texture on the physical mapping of your clothing rather than including the tiles as they are. If you have any other questions, please let me know! <3

That was me being completely silly (Lion snarling at my blank and empty result heh) I was more just playing and decided to add it in - sorry about that. Does it make it better that it makes me giggle? :O) Happy Holidays! <3

So glad it was helpful to you <3

That would likely be better suited to control with a morph. There are some tools I believe within DS for doing morphs in App, though personally I use ZBrush for things I need that level of detail on (or normal maps/height maps. So I am not entirely positive.

Of note, I just saw someone approach this very thing using push modifiers and the way they approached it was to add the deformation/push modifier to the receiving item (IE the item that the fingers were supposed to push into - in this case it was a person) So they morphed the skin on the person using the push modifier (or a group of them) to get the look. That said there are other ways with more control that may prove better like the previous ones I mentioned.

Thank you for all the extra info and tips. That is greatly appreciated <3 :)

If you have any questions at all, please let me know <3

@@ann0314 yes i have question how you make texture which you used in substance painter

@@tborth They can be made in multiple different ways. You can scan real materials (Allegorithmic has tutorials on their website for ways to do that). You can also use various programs like Substance Designer to create them as well. There are some really great tutorials here on UA-cam by Allegorithmic that go into creating Procedural textures which are well worth watching if you have not seen them. Their channel is really awesome for learning all sorts of new things. I highly recommend checking it out!: ua-cam.com/users/Substance3D