to bagginsbill and englishbob,

you know, I'm just not sure. Because when upper and lower leg intersect at the kneebend, there won't be any room left for the cloth inbetween, and the simulation would make the cloth flow around it like in real life, unless the pants are so tight that a clash cannot be prevented. Relaxing the leg such that the intersection goes away would not make the pants cloth flow correctly. This is why I wonder whether any intersection can be an underlying cause.

So I'm curious to your considerations, why you think it's so relevant.

And I haven't seen the model without the pants (yet, perhaps Reinhold can show us), so I can't tell. I guess I'll have to fire up my Cloth Testing Lab :-) for this weekend, then, to find out.

To be continued...

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