Stiffening options is good, especially after import. In v1, you could select vertices and 'rigidify' by neighborhood or extension. However I never understood if this was just replacing the 'extended stiffness' options from import dynamic params (also labeled neighborhood/extension) or what. Regardless, I still haven't found a way to make something VERY stiff while still letting it be affected by gravity (e.g., buttons, belt buckles).

Another problem I have is self-intersection. I usually have self-collision turned off to make the sim faster, but even when I turn it on, I still tend to get areas where the mesh overlaps itself a bit. Ways to prevent this would be cool. I'm sure I could figure it out if I played with stuff like detection distance, etc more.

Reset sim -- Is there a way to accomplish this? I know you can go into sim history and regenerate the entire scene, but re-importing everything seems like overkill when you just want to reset back to the beginning by removing the sim-created morphs.

Params! This one is huge. The pdf has technical explanations of everything. It would be cool to have 'practical explanations'. For example in dynamic params we have stretch, softness and node weight. I NEVER alter these from the default. The pdf shows some technical stuff, but that's it. What I'd like in the tutorial is real life stuff like - 'See how this dress goes flat like a bedsheet after sim? Want it to retain a bit more of its original shape (folds etc), simply change stretch/softness/weight to xyz.' I know I'm just making stuff up, but you get the point. Clothing going 'flat' is a real-life problem I have with VWD (dForce tends to maintain dress pleats, etc better by default), so showing how I can mess with params to solve a real-life problem would be HUGE (for this specific problem, maybe I need to mess with rigidity instead, not sure). So a common problem/solution approach would be ideal for me and I suspect many users. Here are some other common problems:

• How to maintain clothing thickness? (vert neighborhood probably solves this, but can maybe show how to do a sim where only edges are neighborhood since extension is usually more memory efficient in general).
• How to prevent bunching/over-stretching in a dynamic sim? (I often do dyn sims for send-pose-to-host (instead of send anim to host) solely to get the best fit for a pose. Often as the figure is moving, I'll notice areas of over-bunching or stretching in cloth mid-sim. I pause it, but SHIFT doesn't work (at least in v1) until entire sim is done, so no good way to let the cloth catch-up. I usually make do by increasing/decreasing gravity/inertia but suspect I could play with sub samples, iterations, etc params to get a better effect).
• How to avoid bedsheet flatness when desired. Just a repeat of above. All comes down to rigidity I'm sure. Showing an example for hair too would be cool. Curly/wavy hair is hard. Let's say character is bending forward. Sometimes I'll 'fix' the scalp and upper part of the hair. I can make the dangling hair parts rigid enough to look ok but the transition point between the fixed area and the hanging parts looks too extreme. I haven't really solved this problem in VWD yet. I usually just solve it in an external paint program. But if I think about it, I could probably play with decreasing rigidity for the hair as it goes from center scalp outwards and down the sides, or something like that.

These are just a few ideas. I'm sure there are tons of others, but wanted to mention some in case you were looking. Tutorials take time and time is money, so I'm not expecting practical examples of every problem/scenario (that would likely be impossible anyway), but wanted to mention some just in case you needed a pool to pull from (and more importantly, to illustrate how explaining the params in a real-world problem-solution example format would be most helpful).

Overall, I love VWD and am looking forward to upgrading to v2 once I can afford it. Thanks for creating it!