How should I solve this problem?

It's a g3m outfit on my character in g8.1. My armpits are very unnatural, how do I fix this?
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  • felisfelis Posts: 4,984

    Does it look ok in base pose?

    If so it is a weightmap problem.

    If not, you would need to create a correction. Can try to increase smoothing iterations to a high number 50-100..., or use mesh grabber. And if fixed update base mesh.

    If still not, you should take it into a modeller and correct. You can still use the corrected model to update base mesh.

  • MasterstrokeMasterstroke Posts: 2,133

    coolcool0131_eea6a807 said:

    It's a g3m outfit on my character in g8.1. My armpits are very unnatural, how do I fix this?

    Create a fixing morph target with two semetrical deformers.

    Window => Panes => DForm
    Spawn morph => your label
    Sve As => Support Asset => Modifier Asset
    Your User name
    Your Morph folder
    Down to your created Morph Targets in the list
    Save

  • felisfelis Posts: 4,984

    I had overlooked it was a morphed character.

    If it look ok on the base character, then use Masterstrokes version.

  • SquishySquishy Posts: 678
    edited May 1

    Smoothing modifier will often fix this sort of thing very painlessly. If it already has a smoothing modifier (it probably does not) then check the garment's properties -> Mesh Smoothing and make sure it is On, and has non zero Smoothing Iterations and Collision Iterations, and that Collision Item set to collide against the character wearing it.

    If it doesn't have a smoothing modifier you can add one by selecting the garment -> Edit -> Figure Geometry -> Add Smoothing modifier, and usually the default settings fix this kind of thing immediately.

    e: this is how good it is at fixing this kind of easy fit problem, in the first pics you can see the whole boot mesh is a good bit inside the character's leg, in the last pic with a smoothing modifier added, it fixes all of it without any effort.

     

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