Quote - > Quote - > Quote - I just kept playing with the settings until they looked right. No rocket science there

I'm going to assume that you mean these: Collision Offset: 0.3
Collision Depth: 0.3
Static Friction: 0.5
Dynamic Friction: 0.1

Collision Friction: No
Fold Resistance: 40
Shear Resistance: 150
Stretch Resistance: 100
Stretch Damping: 0.1
Cloth Density: 0.1
Cloth Self-friction: 0.5
Static Friction: 0.8
Dynamic Friction: 0.6
Air Damping: 0.02

settings.

In no way was I implying that I am brilliant and everyone else is dense. It's just that I have a tendency, when faced with a particular challenge, to keep at it, sometimes ad nauseum. I stop when I get what I'm after. I, like a lot of you, don't really understand why certain things work and why certain things don't and I agree with Delaney that the settings are all over the place as far as decimal point. I'm just tenacious is all, but certainly not any smarter than anyone else...lol.

Laurie

I owe you a apology, Laurie. Please accept it. You are one of the bright lights in this community, especially in the area of dynamic cloth and modelling: I had no right to make the remarks I did.

Besides my remarks being unkind, my expectations were unrealistic. I guess I see you in the same light as Bagginsbill except for dynamics: your results speak for themselves. I guess I thought you meant (by rocket science) this aspect of Poser is so easy that anyone should get it, but now I realise you were referring to your technique.

As far as tenacity goes: that's how I've been with the material room. To be honest, apart from some key principles that we have all had the privilege to hear, I'm still floundering in there as well. I guess in the cloth room, my floundering is more spectacularly dismal.

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