> Quote - If you scale, you have to export it at that scale and then back in again... > > As for subdividing, I already know that subdividing all over was NOT the right thing to do...lmao. But like I said, doing seemingly stupid stuff helps me learn ;o). Since I don't have someone to sit beside me and teach me how to model, I have to find things out on my own. I think I know how I'd do the skirt now and I'm learning a lot about poly flow by watching videos on modeling. Little by little, it sinks in ;o). > > Laurie

You can adjust the mesh density with some additional cut where you need them, in the picture from left to right :

1. original dress
2. dress subdivided once, the density of the polygons is almost the same everywhere
3. now i select and cut three loops in the waist area
4. dress subdivided once, the density of polygons is higher in the waist area

i will use this technique on my halter neck dress to make a better simulation, but the bodice don't really need more polygons