@VWD - For example, in Poser, if you have a 100 frame animation, you have the option of which range of the 100 frames you want to render. It can be all 100 frames or frames 33 to 74 or frames 20 to 50, etc. In VWD, you can sim all 100 frames or stop the sim where you want but you have to do all frames up to that point. You can't really jump to a specific frame.

Yes, in Poser you can edit just the range you want and then run the sim in your program with just those frames. Just thought it might be easier to select the exact range in VWD. I understand additional frames would be needed in the beginning to 'settle' the hair/cloth to the object, but the animator can include those extra frames in the range.

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