Quote - I guess you could just call the skirt group hip, which would mean no extra bone was necessary. It depends how you go about rigging the conforming part. The important thing is that the dynamic part shouldn't attempt to conform to anything, or else you'll get conflicting influences and it will crumple up.

When I made the Posh Dress for V3, I named the skirt group "Skirt". Since there's nothing with that name in the figure, the skirt is unaffected by conforming and is reliant only on the cloth simulation. The top part has the usual abdomen and chest groups, of course.;)

So if I understand what you are saying a simple test to see if a dress can be converted to a High-Bread (snicker) is simply edit the dress's hip to skirt and check for thigh and leg bones in the Cr2?

FYI: I have to assume there is a bakery in Colorado, now making High Bread:ohmy:

Gary

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