Will wait then. Guess she will be there still tomorrow. 

... and down again it seems.

Was my pleasure.

N.B: None of the poser girls was present when the picture was taken, so Tyler and Rex had left their privates in the closet and Adman came in his castrated version. For the faint of heart I painted a strap on them nevertheless.

I think the cloth room did a good job considering what you asked it to do.

Solution: In MD try to 'sew' a smooth support patch on the inside and let that take care of the 'structural behavior' of the area during the simulation in the cloth room. The decorative front part would be a 'soft decoration' in the cloth room. Define as different materials in MD to facilitate grouping.

Also in real clothing using a back patch this is not an uncommon solution to maintain complex folds while the cloth is under stress. Sew folds to the patch as necessary. The patch can be made invisible.  

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Seeing this I presume MD will forgive me taking a small step ahead and tase you all and attach a little something of my own making: A corset for Antonia. Link above. Remove the .txt at the end. 

BTW: the basis was the original pattern here: http://www.tudorlinks.com/treasury/freepatterns/w1869scorset.html

Indeed pricing info is still missing. For MD2 they had 3 levels of license, with the 'personal' license indeed selling at or around USD 200.-, a 'developer' license at abt USD 400.- and an 'enterprice' license at USD around 600.- In the latter two versions the animation editor plug-in (USD 100.-) was included, but otherwise functionality was the same. The choice of license had consequences for what you were allowed to do with the models. I frogot full details, but as I understood it, my personal license allows me to sell models only at the MD marketplace and make generated .obj's available as freebie, and of course otherwise I am free to use the models in my own artwork.  

I understand that as a registered MD2 user I have a 50% discount on an upgrade to MD3 until 15 July 2014. Consequently, I think there will be no or far less introductory pricing for new users.  

By the way, the MD site appears to be on the way up. 

If your problem is on accounts and activation maybe you just picked a bad moment for your retry. MD for reasons best known to themselves did choose to combine a peak in data traffic (people downloading Beta MD3) and new registrations with the launch of a new website that appears to be less than ready for service.

I use a 'floating' license, that is I use different computers and activate and de-activate at every session. For me this works and has worked without problems also over the last weeks. 

Experience with other 3D packages is not an advantage per se when using MD. It helps, but the approach of MD is different form the start. Experience in actual cutting and seaming of fabric may be more helpful than experience in 3D modelers.