More or less got the hang of sorting out parameter settings on V4 ok but not sure what the max and min values should be as Victoria’s left shoulder looks very weird, also the up and down slider has gone as well….??
Could you post an example? I’ve run into something like that a couple times and am curious if your problem is the same as mine and what the others can instruct to fix it.
I forgot to add there was also a problem with the “shrugged” shoulder option and is affecting her right shoulder/ furthest in the pic. as it won’t “unshrug”. I remember clicking on something like Lock Remove because nothing was happening thinking it might resolve the problem not expecting to lose the option altogether !
Her shoulder nearest to the “camera” is the one that looks weird and dislocated. The odd angled elbow I know about but it was getting late so left it for later. Probably best to ask on Rendo as well if no-one knows….
CAn you do a screen shot of the settings you used to pose the arm and the shoulder . If that was a poser pose I think I could tell you exactly what you had done, but I am never quite certain if DS works in the same way or what the settings are named.
I think because some of the limits in many of the other body areas were greyed out and switched off/ not working I had to enter something just to make them work ?
Sounded very interesting thank you but I think this particular fix only works when V4’s arms are down whereas mine are up. I’m thinking it must be something to do with the missing “up-down” panel to correct things again that’s at fault, which means a quick test of an unmodified V4 to try to duplicate all the same motions again then see if it can be applied to my original. That is if the original panel can be found again….??
“The front and back fix morphs were only made for when you bend V4s arms forward and back when her arms are DOWN.If you use a pose that bends V4s arm forward or back without it being in the down position i suggest that you turn them off cause they will cause distortions in the mesh”.