Clothes tucked under breasts after morphs applied

fullerdb

The figure on the left of the example image is Genesis 8.1 and its shirt seems to work fine. The figure on the right has morphs and its shirt seems to be tucked under the breast.

The morphs in the example are from https://www.daz3d.com/breast-utilities-for-genesis-8-female-s and https://www.daz3d.com/karsyn-hd-for-genesis-8-female, but the problem happens with basically all the morphs I have that affect breasts. Even when breasts are smaller, the same thing happens.

I have tried using Genesis 8 as the base. I have tried pretty much every shirt and loose dress I have. The intensity of the distortion varies, but the result is always essentially the same. No adjustment in the clothes I have tried has dealt with this problem.

Is there some trick to fitting the clothes? Is there some fix I can apply?

Thank you.

Richard Haseltine

You could try a dForce simulation or applying a Smoothing Modifier, from the Edit>Figure>Geometry menu. This is an issue with the way that morphs, if not prsent in the fitted item, are projected from the base figure - the algorithm tries to preserve the relationship between the nearby parts of the two meshes, which can produce odd results when the fitted item is far from the base.

Catherine3678ab

One can make morphs in the clothing to smooth out the breast area using Hexagon too.

cgidesign

There is a long thread about this topic:

https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/547231/alternative-ways-of-skinning-the-clothes-breast-cat

fullerdb

Thank you for the suggestions!

I have already gotten better results with dForce and tweaking the Smoothing Modifier (see result in Picture B). And the indicated thread has even more tricks for setting up the dForce simulation (see result in Picture C).

It may not be exactly perfect, but it is much better and good enough for my immediate need.

Hexagon (or another modelling software) seems to be the definitive solution, but it will take me much more effort. Nevertheless, this video is not about clothes, but it pointed me in the right direction to start, if anyone else is interested.