It's back to normal now.  Thank you!

I already did, none of them really helps.  I can do the dynamics just fine.  The main problem is when I pose my figure in a flying pose, the shoulder part of the cape do not follow the collar of my figure, it ends inside my figure.   Like I said before I want this part to move with the figure's shoulders.  I applied the choreographed group and constrained group on the shoulder part of the cape.  However the cape either falls off (It is parented to my figure's chest) or the shoulder mesh gets messed up. Not sure what I am doing wrong.  (The cape is a prop)

Ok, any good tutorials on this? 

Thanks for the suggestion. I decided to use morphs instead, it's easier. But I can try using the wind force with my next project.

Thanks again.

No, I tried both separately. Both resulted with elastic cloth.

Here's an example:

https://vimeo.com/350510874

Ok, I watched the tutorial and followed it as much as possible. However the results are not what I want. Here is the settings I set up.

Cloth room:

bullet physics

No matter what I do, the cloth acts like an elastic cloth. Are there anything I can prevent that? This happens to all cloths, including the clothplane.

Anyone know of a good tutorial for this? Superman's cape is not dynamic so I attempt to clothify it, however it stretches, just like the clothplane that I have tested on.

THe cape is already draped.

Yes, I even tried cranking up the stretch resistance up to 1,000 but to no avail. (Zero and 1 do not help either)

Here's my animation:

https://imgur.com/a/dEBkVWY

The direct manipulation tool doesn't show up in my video though. Hope that helps.

Thanks for the info. However, if I use the body to move my figure around, she would appear to slid on the floor while walking. I use inverse kinematics to make sure my figure don't slid arounnd, is there a better way to do this?

Let me know, thanks.