Ive descibed how to create Smart Props on both DAZ Studio and Poser in these articles. The only difference is the way theyre saved, with a character in mind unlike the Dumb Props, which are saved only with the centre of the 3D world in mind. They may still require manual tweaking, but theyre generally in the right place. Those are smart because theyre saved in such a way that they snap to a body part of our selected figure as if by magic. Think of glasses, hats, rings on fingers, earrings, weapons that snap into place, bracelets, that sort of thing. Those are also simple to make, and theyre sometimes used as clothing accessories. You load them in as part of a set, or as stand-alone items, and our characters can interact with them: they can sit on a chair, at a table, or do something inside a house. Most of them dont fit on a character, but theyre important building blocks of a 3D scene. Think of chairs and tables, scenery items, even landscapes and buildings. Theyre regular 3D objects, as complicated or as simple as you like, setup with materials that work in either of DAZ Studios render engines.

Ill outline the differences below, and how theyre made in principle. I wont go into details on each step, I just want you to know that modelling is only the beginning of a longer journey to turn a static mesh into clothing.īy add-on content I mean anything we can put on our figures, from clothing to weapons, from hair to hats, and anything in between. The points can be created with traditional modelling tools, 3D sculpting, cloth simulation or a combination thereof.įor clothing, it usually involves extruding curves and primitives or sculpting tools.

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