@Wimvdb : The simulation program is faster than Poser, but the reason is not only multithreading, there are other original functions that optimize the computation.
I think that the improvement does not stop at speed, the simulations are much more fluid; it is the main purpose.
To answer your questions:

• Yes, it is possible to hang a piece of a dress part to a collision object part (some vertices). A hand that lifts a portion of a coat. The cloth follows the hand for a number of frames (all these actions are done during the simulation).
• No, the morphs are not accessible during the simulation. These are more the simulation parameters that will affect the cloth. The above answer concerning the interactions between vertices can also answer this kind of need.
• Animated objects by the program become simple objects (OBJ file) driven by the .dyn file. These are not the characters.

@Morkonan : When I started writing the program, there has just six months, I did not thought to animate hair.
I did some tests and I've realized that the outcome could be quite correct. Then, by improving the settings, I realized that it was essential to work to this animation of hair. Personally, I find the result rather satisfying.
There are some years I had worked on the hair mesh generation using lines with a cross mesh generation that keeps the feeling of volume regardless of the viewing angle. It is also possible to think of a mesh volume generation as "Melite hair" where the strands are created as volume meshes.
One can think of a wired generation system using some dynamics and then convert the hair as mesh. We can think about it if you wish.

@Biscuits : Thank you, i will download all files, but I cannot test this evening. I have a great work to do for my job. I will test on Wednesday. Sorry!

I am really glad to see that thread starts to think about the future.
For now, it is really necessary that I focus on the demo version that is not yet completed.

Thank you all.

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