Issue with X-Fashion Basic Sport Lingere

COBALTINFOSYSTEMS

Not sure how I should go about reporting this, happens with any character model and no character model.

felis

This set I assume: https://www.daz3d.com/x-fashion-basic-sport-lingerie-for-genesis-9-and-8-female

What does textured wireframe look like?

And does it happen with the base character, and/or is the character posed?

crosswind

You may try chaging Smoothing Type to Generic... if there's a Smoothing Modifier on the lingerie.

Elor

COBALTINFOSYSTEMS said:

Not sure how I should go about reporting this, happens with any character model and no character model.

It seems to be visible on the main promo renders, but I don't think it's supposed to be here. Or maybe it's the spoiler, to get a better aerodynamic profile around the shoulders

On a more serious note, I would report it.

COBALTINFOSYSTEMS

 no pose and any pose. here is g9 base feminine

felis said:

This set I assume: https://www.daz3d.com/x-fashion-basic-sport-lingerie-for-genesis-9-and-8-female

What does textured wireframe look like?

And does it happen with the base character, and/or is the character posed?

COBALTINFOSYSTEMS

 I do see it visible now on the promos.

Elor said:

COBALTINFOSYSTEMS said:

Not sure how I should go about reporting this, happens with any character model and no character model.

It seems to be visible on the main promo renders, but I don't think it's supposed to be here. Or maybe it's the spoiler, to get a better aerodynamic profile around the shoulders

On a more serious note, I would report it.

COBALTINFOSYSTEMS

 switching to generic seems to have fixed the issue for now, haven't test other than base model. I should still probably report it. It's likely unintentional.

crosswind said:

You may try chaging Smoothing Type to Generic... if there's a Smoothing Modifier on the lingerie.

crosswind

COBALTINFOSYSTEMS said:

 switching to generic seems to have fixed the issue for now, haven't test other than base model. I should still probably report it. It's likely unintentional.

crosswind said:

You may try chaging Smoothing Type to Generic... if there's a Smoothing Modifier on the lingerie.

In most of such cases, the culprit is the problematic geometry on the edge. If you observe it closely, you should be able to find something wrong...

When the collision is calculated on the mesh with Base Shape Matching as well as high value set in Smoothing Iteration, it'll collide to a  "bulge" or something like that.

Generic type usually helps. But you still can report the issue by filling a ticket if you'd like to.