I have used it for personal clothes creation. IE: not an experienced modeler yet. So I used it to spit out an object for example of the chest area to get a starting point for a sports bra as one example. You can set an offset of how far off the character the new mesh is (fits). Even if I am on a Mac emulating windows, D3D has been really good at answering questions. Works really well and without it I would be lost as where to start. You select the zones-groups you want and it spits out that mesh. Have not tried gloves, but have played around with a mask and again from my uneducated perspective it works really well.

Gary

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