Quote - unfortunately, i cant see a way to truly solve issues like V4's shoulders unless there is some way to code two completely separate sets of JCMs for one joint, with something like an 'IF' switch determining which one kicks in based on whether the shoulders are up or down.

There is a way to code two completely separate sets of JCMs for one joint. The clothing set I'm currently making has morphs to fix distortions in its details caused by bending that work... err, I need an example to explain: there's a corset with buckles on the front, I have a morph for when chest bends forward and another for when chest bends backwards. The chest-forward morph has a positive control value (so when bend value increases, the morph value increases) and a minimum value of 0 (so it won't go to a negative value when the chest is moved backwards. The chest-backward morph has a negative control value (when bend decreases, morph value increases) and a minimum value of 0 (doesn't go negative when chest is moved forward).

This way, only the chest-forward morph is used when bend is greater than 0, only the chest-backward morph is used when bend is lower than 0.

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