Plugins + Scripts EZStaticCloth - Freeze rigid clothing parts onto bones or skin

[lulu_c137]

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EZStaticCloth - Freeze rigid clothing parts onto bones or skin - Keep gems, buckles and armor plates rigid - freeze clothing parts onto a bone or skin vertex.

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VaM wraps every piece of clothing onto the skin, so the hard parts of a garment - gems, buckles, metal trims, armor plates - bend and squash whenever the body underneath moves. EZStaticCloth freezes the parts you choose into a rigid copy and pins it to a bone or a skin vertex, so they keep their modeled shape in any pose.
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[VL_13]

What a fantastic Plugin !
I'm already testing it...


1.I have one small request : please make the tooltips - optional *(they block the menu and make it hard to select).

2.question:
How do I position elements like buckles?
I assigned these buckles to a new Group and selected (lThigh) as the parent >
Both options (bind_point) - shift the mesh...

Is there any way to keep them in their original positions?

 

[ujax]

介绍看起来很强，感觉很有潜力

 

[lulu_c137]

What a fantastic Plugin !
I'm already testing it...


1.I have one small request : please make the tooltips - optional *(they block the menu and make it hard to select).
View attachment 633465
2.question:
How do I position elements like buckles?
I assigned these buckles to a new Group and selected (lThigh) as the parent >
Both options (bind_point) - shift the mesh...
View attachment 633474

Is there any way to keep them in their original positions?

I'll address the first issue in an upcoming update.

As for the second one — for this outfit, I'd recommend binding it to the skin vertices instead. The bone attachment points don't always line up well.

 

[VL_13]

I'd recommend binding it to the skin vertices

I tried both options — the final positioning turns out to be unpredictable.
*To be honest, using your plugin for this particular task isn't the best solution (the buckles still don't align properly with the fabric they’re sewn onto).
In any case, thank you for creating such a fantastic plugin ; I’ll continue testing it..

 

[lulu_c137]

I tried both options — the final positioning turns out to be unpredictable.
*To be honest, using your plugin for this particular task isn't the best solution (the buckles still don't align properly with the fabric they’re sewn onto).
In any case, thank you for creating such a fantastic plugin ; I’ll continue testing it..

Not sure I fully understand what you need. If you don't mind, could I add you? It'd make it easier to talk this through.