It's anupaum video & what ever music score he put's with his Video's for what ever book is fine buy me.
anupaum  warned us about a book & I was attempting to make a joke about the lullaby music.
He did not warn us about.

My humor just don't translate to well on to forums.

The real point involved the use of dynamic, hybrid and conforming clothing. In the first video -- the one with the objectionable music . . .  ;) -- the wedding dress bodice is hybridized to permit the subtle breast movement you can see during the kiss. (That was layered, frame-by-frame, to get the effect.) When she puts her hand on his heart, you can see his vest indent with her touch, and the same thing happens with his vest and jacket during the kiss. His clothing props (and the other male figure's clothing) are all conforming. I used morphs to get that effect. In the black and white sections, the 3D Age prop is hybridized so that it moves when she does, otherwise she spilled out of it when I have her move her hands up into a defensive posture.

The second and third videos were done with dynamic clothing. After I'd set up the posing and blocked through the animation, I ran the cloth simulations. The biggest trouble with the cloth sims involved strange little wiggle artifacts which I've not been able to track down (making the dress white helps hide them), poke-through (adjusting collision depth and offset to .35 handled that) and the odd time when poor Cynthia would immodestly show more skin than I'd intended (a wee bit of work with constraining and adding additional steps to the simulation dealt with that issue). It's not THAT hard to do dynamic cloth simulations, and for static renders, the results can be beautiful.

toastie, that kimono looks very good!