I didn't scale the crop top this time. Crop top collision offset is 0.4, collision depth is 0.1.

For it's 0.3 for both collision depth and collision offset for the pinafore, which I think is what odf recommended.

I also changed the parent of both clothing items to "universe." IME, dynamic clothing works better if it's not parented. Unless it ends up on the floor, I don't parent it to the figure.

There are still dimples in the straps, but the spikes are gone.

And here's the spot in back.

I wonder if there is some collision with the Breast Control Chips.

Unchecking those doesn't fix the problem. Also, there' s a similar spot in back, where it looks like there's intersection between the pinafore straps and the crop top.

Just in case...I meant the collision depth for the crop top. Basically, the idea is to make it smaller/fit tighter. It's quite loose in the default setting.

It's interesting to see how the straps look without the crop top. (I ran the sims, then hid the crop top.)

I ran into that issue, too. I think there must be some intersection between the pinafore and the crop top. Perhaps over her nipples. It's not as bad on the other side, but you can see a dent there.

I found scaling the crop top to 98% in frame 1, and reducing the collision depth fixed it.

What issues are you running into?

I find it pretty easy to use dynamic hair with any figure. (The skullcap doesn't have to fit exactly with dynamic hair. The sim will run fine if the skullcap is just inside the skull.)

The main problem is dynamic hair doesn't look good in Superfly. At least, I haven't found any shaders that look good in Superfly.

I bought LF and LH licenses here at Rosity, but I was thinking of buying that pack of all available licenses. It says it has to be manually filled and might take awhile.

Afrodite-Ohki posted at 6:34 AM Mon, 18 December 2023 - #4479234

Centenox posted at 11:55 PM Sun, 17 December 2023 - #4479220

Also the La Femme 2 Darkseal Edition will comes with lots of body morph dials for almost every part of the body like fangs, elf ears, nose shapes etc. and full body morphs too like midget, fat, slim, bodybuilder, curvy etc.

What do you mean LF2 Darkseal Edition? Isn't this a conforming addon, but an edited figure? Be careful Darkseal doesn't run into copyright issues - LF2's figure mesh is NOT a merchant resource.

Charles Taylor posted 12/4/23 4:35 PM

First off La Femme LITE is a vendor resource. If the figure, OBJ and textures are modified they can be redistributed with out any special permissions. Replacing the hip of the figure with one that has modeled gens would definitely apply as a derivative work. That covers the geometry (OBJ) and figure (CR2). The included textures are resources and modified maps (PNG / JPG) can also be redistributed.

I've never noticed any of these problems, but I'm a Windows user. I get the feeling that there's not as many Mac users, so they may not have gotten reports on these problems, if they are Mac only.

You might want to check the Poser 13 forum, to see if anyone else has these issues, and submit support tickets, so they know there's a problem.

There's dials in the body that hide and show the chips. The default is off for LF2. I think the default for LF 1 was on, so maybe you never noticed the dials.

Turn the dials to 1 (instead of 0) and you'll see the chips.

The Smith Micro license server is offline. I don't think Poser 10 requires it, though. Bondware gave a free upgrade to Poser 11.2 from versions of Poser above Poser 10, because those are the ones that stopped working after Smith Micro turned off their license servers.

Not sure about Adobe AIR. I know some people had problems when Adobe pulled the plug on Flash, and Windows auto-removed it. Not sure if that affected Poser 10.

Do you own the BFX Body Morph pack?  It does contain a small breast morph which reduces the chest size significantly without distorting the mesh.  Experimenting with the FBM Teen setting does not work well conveying a child-like character.

I do. The Hips Slim and Buttocks Small morphs were especially useful. I love those.

The breast morphs didn't produce a natural looking result. I used the teen and breasts small morphs, and it still left poky nipples that didn't look good under a shirt, either dynamic or conforming.

I used a Kids 4 dynamic shirt for that reason. However, even that crumpled over the chest because it's really hard to make LF2's chest flat.

I suppose I could have used a LH or M4 shirt, scaled down.

Still experimenting with trying to make a child character. The standard morphs work pretty well, though some of the face morphs don't play nicely together.

I tried using "eyes small" in reverse to make her eyes larger; it did, but it also sunk her eyes into their sockets, and left deep bags under them.

The body morphs are great. I just wish she had a "chest flat" or "chest male" morph. Her chest crumples if you try to make it too flat, and both conforming and dynamic clothing don't handle it well. (I smoothed out her shirt in the render by covering her nipples with a primitive, and letting the shirt collide with that instead of her chest.)

I got the email, but LF2 Pro is not showing as updated. I sorted by updated, as the email suggests, and she's not there. When I search my purchases for her, she is not listed as updated.

I think you have to uninstall if you want to get rid of Poser 11.

However, you might want to keep Poser 11 for awhile. A lot of Python scripts won't run in Poser 12 or 13. Python 2 reached its end of life, so Bondware had to upgrade Poser to Python 3. But a lot of Poser Python scripts haven't been upgraded. Until you're sure you don't need any of those scripts, keep Poser 11.