Before I forget, and I will, I wanted to add some usage tips for dynamic clothes I learned when I was making this lot. 1. When you are setting up the simulation, in the collision options tick all th ignore options (head, hands and feet) except for the stockings you have to leave the feet there. This really speeds up the simulation. 2. In the collision setting set collision depth to a lower setting, 0.5 usually works but you can go lower. This lets the clothes sit closer to the figure, making them look less like they are floating. If you go too low you will know :) you'll get lots of poke through. 3. Not really a tip but something I didn't know. You can add more than one piece of clothing to a simulation, just click clothify to add another item. 4. Get Philc's free cloth room helper, it has some great presets for material types (Denim, leather, silk, cotton etc) it saves loads of time. Hope that helps :) John

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