ElorOnceDark and hmatienzo, Pic one above is the default state. This pic is of the hair falling forward with morphing and posing. In that state it handles the shoulders just fine. Morph targets have one major drawback. They are linear, meaning they cannot travel a curve. So in-between settings can produce really cool or strange in-between results. The longer the hair gets or the more it is morphed away from it's default state, the less it can hug the neck and body while remaining true during posing. Alot of this styles posing is done through posing and morphing. Basically since Poser was never intended to handle complex figures there is always some compromise. There are styles specific to the neck and shoulders I want to create. They will have a joint setup that specifically works for those looks. But I will still work on making this style as flexible as possible. Anton

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