Hello... before the computer gets tossed through the window and land on one of the wild animals I feed outside my office window.  :)

I have conform pants on V4 with a couple of small poke through holes when I go to pose her. No holes on zero pose. I have done rigging and grouping. I am all fits but a couple of holes on the upper legs and knees on some poses. 

I have been trying to do my own homework but I'm confused and not sure what tool to use to learn to fix this problem.

I read use the cloth room but I thought that was for dynamic clothing. When I did try to do this, it fixed the problem but made new places.

That manual says: Fix Pokethrough: Any cloth that intersects the figure will be repositioned so that it remains above the skins surface. Use with care. This tool is also included in the Wardrobe Wizard Python Script buttons which may be a better time to use it since the converted figure will have been saved to the library at that point. However you will probably find that adjusting the newly created WW_Looseness morph in the clothing’s BODY will give better results and be more controllable. FixPokeThru works with clothing intersecting the figure. It is not designed to work with clothing intersecting clothing.

But that only make it worse.

I read magnets but I thought that was for morphs.

I also tried crosstalk just to see what would happen but ... it was yet about faulted attempt.

Please advice what I need to learn or there any utilities I can get to help with this.

Thanks
Kimberly

Which version of poser do you use? For small poke through holes the morphing brush is all you need. Another approach would be to make the parts of the body which are covered by cloth invisible.

for small amounts of pokethrough, for a static pose, you could always use the morph tool, that is the small hand icon in the editing tools group. It is a very useful tool and really simple to use. Select the item of clothing, select the morph tool icon and then you have some more choices, tip is save your file first then if you screw up with either the brush size or the amount of morph you apply you can always start over.

edit xpost with bobbesch

Multiple options here:

1. Make the underlying part invisible.
   2, Use the morph brush in later Poser vesions
   3; Take the clothing to a 3D app and correct.

2. If the poking is only light, you can put a displacement map on the clothing.

3. Set crease angle of the figure to a very low level, like 50-60 and set the crease angle of the clothing to a HIGH level like 180. Render with Smoothing ON.
   Smoothed objects expand. The clothing will expand over the figure.

Remember;

Subdevided figures decrease in size They SHRINK.

Smoothed figures/objects expand and GROW in size.

Happy Posering

On the cloth room.
Yes you can use conforming in the cloth room to expand them. => See the Poser manual

And see this tutorial I wrote in 2006 for the basic setup to make clothing GROW over a figure.

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?message_id=2854479&ebot_calc_page#message_2854479

Export your clothing  from Poser as a single and welded object file.
Run that object through the cloth sim.
Then take it back to the setup room to rig it for your figure.

Happy Posering

Quote - Which version of poser do you use? For small poke through holes the morphing brush is all you need. Another approach would be to make the parts of the body which are covered by cloth invisible.

I am using poser pro 2012. Thanks everyone, I think the morph brushes is what I will try first.

Quote - Which version of poser do you use? For small poke through holes the morphing brush is all you need. Another approach would be to make the parts of the body which are covered by cloth invisible.

Question:  If you make the body part invisible then I list the clothing at sharecg, when I person uses the clothing, will the invisible setting work for them also?

Quote - On the cloth room.
Yes you can use conforming in the cloth room to expand them. => See the Poser manual

And see this tutorial I wrote in 2006 for the basic setup to make clothing GROW over a figure.

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?message_id=2854479&ebot_calc_page#message_2854479

Export your clothing  from Poser as a single and welded object file.
Run that object through the cloth sim.
Then take it back to the setup room to rig it for your figure.

Happy Posering

Perfect, I love tutors.  Thanks

you could either make a pose that included the invisible body part,  Kimbersue to include with the clothing item, or just put it in the read me and the more details section on sharecg so that folks are aware of the need for the invisible body part.

Just to make sure I have learned this correctly. It works for me but I feel better if I know I am not missing something.

I use the morph brush to close the small hole on her knee which made a custom morph. I memorized the custom morph then hid it. Correct?

Thanks for the help