Thank you, both!  :-)

Quote - But there is a little script that reads the figure and returns the material zones.  However, manually assigning the shaders is a matter of personal taste and practicality.  It would be a bigger headache to undo a wrong assignment.

Any idea what the name of the script is, or where it could be found?

I'll see what I can do.  I've been somewhat unreliable lately; is there a deadline I should try to meet?

If you can tell me what kind of tests you need done, I have Pro 2012 now . . .

Sounds like the next hot little Python utility will be a script that reads a figure and generates this information automatically.  [grin]

Thinking?  Imagination?  I'm not sure that describes ME at all.  [wry smile]

Quote - Thank you, Thalek.

Nay, m'lady, I thank YOU for having written it.  I much prefer dynamic clothing to conforming, for many of the reasons you yourself stated, but it can be a little tedious to set up, especially if you have to go through a few sims to get the effect you're hoping for.

This should help me a bit, especially with multi-layered outfits.

Quote - So, I've written this tutorial on Dynamic Cloth... That's a link. Click on it to have a read. Let me know if something seems obscure to you.

Nice work.  It clarifies a couple of points I was weak on.  Seems I learn something different from each tutorial, even when they're all on the same subject.

Well, if it's the price I have to pay to continue being pampered, I'm willing to do beta-testing.  :-)

I agree:  asking around here, RDNA, and the Daz forums about what is "missing" from Antonia is a good start.  At the same time, you might make inquiries about what other small projects people might be interested in seeing from you; they might have something from out of left field that you'd never have considered otherwise.

For myself, I got nothin'.  [wry smile]

Mmmmm, pretty!

Thanks!

That's wonderful news!  Thanks!

Thanks, Debi and McGrandpa!

Good work!  I would never have gotten that one.