I think a little Friction would go along way; but which one first, and by how much(double, triple..?)

I've also got some crackling going on in front of her abdomen.  I'm wondering of Cloth Density will help a little, but then on too spinning dials?

I'm also wondering why my Cloth Self-friction Dynamic Control was set to 0, when I checked Cloth self-collision in my Additional Cloth Collision OPtions dialog(pic. in last post?)

Jan - Thanks you so much!  I hav'nt tried your last post; I,ll be sure to mention it soon.

Why is'nt the Calculate Drape button available in this dialog?

And can I even have(or want) two(or more) Additional Cloth Collision Options checked at the same time?

*"By the way, which article by SVDL are you referring to?"

***Dynamic Dresses for Victoria 3
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It's the Offshoulder.pp2, of this Free Stuff item!

IsaoShi, hborre  - This is for ART303.  Our assignment is to create the scene of a Cafe.  I'd like V3 sitting, with some kind of semiformal - formal dress.  Across her table will be David, in a formal suit, as her waiter.

Any, free, dress will do; really.  This article, by SVDL, is the best I've found!  Do
you see any alternatives?

operaguy - Still.

Ockham's tray is fine!

Deadline is tomorrow; be back with Final Image!

Thanks guys!

Thanks, I'll Try it!

I've got it installed, but the Help > Manual function runs a python that crashes; where is the "Vectorize" command?

If you've no light, you've no render; if the back of her figure had'nt been lit(by a Poser Light) then would Her rear would have nothing to see from the final output..  Now let's talk about getting, said Light, Even!

Things that light have bounced off of.  You'll need to angle the mirror a little: and then light the back of your figure.  Look around for Sky Dome stuff if you really want a mirror to pop; becasue, as is, a Poser scene's outermost points have no geometry for light to bounce to/from.

I'd bet if the figure you had were one of Dimension3D's 2nd Skin Figure; and you exported a .OBJ of that, then Clothification would have a special result.

"2nd Skins" are the Geometrical Export of a Program:

 
Basically you feed the program whatever figure you want, and the program will export another Figure; that is exactly the same shape as the imported figure(down to the material zones,) but that is a "Skis" width larger.  Then you Conform the new figure to the old one.  You give the new figure a clothing material, and then a Transparency Map.  Wherever the Transparency Map is opaque you will see the clothing material/figure;  and where the map is transparent you will see your original figure's skin.

The trick is that you need  Transparency Maps, which are'nt easy to create.  All a Transparency Map really is is a Texture/UV Map.  But for where you've come by these, with Poser 5+, you can layer materials; over your original figure, whereby by allowing for more than one Material per Material Zone.

Creating with Poser, but without the 2nd skin application; makes for a smaller scene, and is slighter on your wallet.