Xantor, in the cloth room, set the view mode to hidden wireframe. Next, set a row of polys along her the top of her shoulder along the collarbone to her neck, as constrained polys. Then re-simulate. The mesh should drape and hang on her right shoulder and neck, with the remainder swooping gently around her waist. I'll try to post a pic later, but PhilC has a good pic of this somewhere. -The Starkdog

Having Googled for some images, I think the important thing is that the sash is not a (simple) loop.
Best examples are Miss World France 2000 (in evening dress) and Some other Miss World contestants (in bikinis).
Notice how the ends meet or cross at the hip.

Best search was for "Miss World".

Edited to add :
You may have to reduce the Collision Depth to get it to look right when simulated.

Message edited on: 03/20/2005 08:23

The sash is a conforming clothing item, in the first picture it shows that the conforming sash doesn`t fit properly on the figure. That is what I need to fix.

If it's conforming rather than dynamic, then tweak joint params and / or magnet it into position. A dynamic item would make sense if you have P5.

Did you model this in an external application? If so did you export a figure as a reference. This could be the problem because conformed figures are positioned relative to the unposed default OBJ and then "Posed" to match the conformed to figure. Note also that most figures do NOT load into poser in the zero pose.

Ygdrassil I actually made it using poser 5 but what you say might be the problem.

I got it fixed. :)