Hi All, I've seen this problem discussed here before, but I can't seem to find the thread. Anyway, what's causing this and how do I fix it? I'm having this problem with quite a few clothing models (mostly shoes) in my Runtime. I'm on Poser 6 if that helps. Thanks, JT

Are these clothes you've made yourself? Using the joint editor, slightly increase the size of the spherical fall-off zone associated with the joint bend that gives the trouble. If they aren't clothes you've made, complain to the maker. ;) You can still use the fix above, but you're additionally entitled to grumble about how you shouldn't have to do it. :D

You rock English Bob, adjusting the fall off zones did the trick.
The coat in the picture is actually Nekoja's Blazer for V3. I don't think he speaks any English, so I posted the issue here for a fast response.
Most of the other clothing models that are giving me this problem are either stuff I've made or stuff that other people made and I modified the heck out of.
Thanks a lot man, I really appreciate it.
JT

Quote - I don't think he speaks any English, so I posted the issue here for a fast response.
JT

 

choosing not to complain to a merchant (if you paid for an item) just because they dont speak english, if you bought a brand new Toyota and the wheels fell off would you not complain because the car manufactuarer is from Japan. NO, you would go down to the dealership and raise holy h...
As a merchant at Renderosity , i do my very best to ensure that all my products do what I say they do , and ensure that they meet those specifications. Quite often i have junked complete items because of sticky vertices or other blemishes that make the item not meet my standard.
Though Renderosity is a world wide community, the store is still operated in the US, and part of a merchants responsibility when offering items for sale at Renderosity is to offer SUPPORT for said item. If , because of a language barrier, the merchant cannot offer support , then they do not meet the criteria to be a merchant at renderosity. that would be like me going to a German based site and attempting to sell items there to a German speaking community when i dont speak more than 2 words in German. It would be my responsibilty to speak the language of where i intend to sell.

NOW if this is a freebie, a developer might be interested in whats wrong qith there items, especially obvious mistakes or errors , so they can fix them. Many of us use Renderosity, and the free stuff we give away as a testing bed of our skills, I gave awaty models for probally 2 years here at Renderosity , before I ever sold my first item. I learned alot from my mistakes and people either pointing them out, or showing me how to fix them.
So feel free to constructively critize any item that has flaws, the developer probally wants to hear it so they can make things better.