I did an animation with a poser figure for an eLearning project. However, the jacket needs some adjustments (see attached). I'd like someone to fix the problem. I'd gladly pay for your time. I have a tight schedule and don't have time to try and figure out the solution. Thanks. Sam

Use "Joint Editor" (Top menu bar/Window/Joint Editor-- Shift + Ctrl + J ) adjust the "Front-Back" "Falloff Zones" and "Bulge Setting"

Or use the morphing brush - th elittle hand icon top left of your screen. But why not start with a long shot of him moving and doing whatever he does, then the user won't see the problems, then zoom in on his head and hands only?

Thanks very much for taking the time to reply to my post. I'm still relatively new to Poser and would like someone to fix the problem for me. If I can get a quote, I'll send the file and payment. I need to complete the eLearning project very soon.

You should probably try to fix it yourself, or just live with it.

Sharing the file probably won't work. In order to use it, other people would have to have the same assets you do, stored in the same file structure. And sharing the figure, clothing, etc. would be a copyright violation.

You're right.I didn't think about that. Thanks.

I can't actually see the problem all that well as that image looks quite dark on my computer. another way of fixing a sleeve is just to clothify the sleeve part and run a clothroom sim. But anyway that is not really a beginner thing. I hope you find someone who will give it a shot for you.

Thanks much. Appreciate the suggestion.

This is a perfect example of why we really need more work on the cloth room to make it more intuitive and user friendly. I second the Morphing Tool suggestion, the morph brush is something every Poser user should get familiar with: it can solve a lot of the common Poser problems.