Attachment Shape Correction
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NaluriMurai Lust
Let's give a hypothetical. Say you're wearing a bra or something underneath a shirt that doesn't exactly fit 100%, or a pair of shorts that clip into your shirt.
Frustrating, right?
It should be possible, to set per-attachment adjustments to the rigging of fitted mesh on an avatar. The bust area on a shirt can be enlarged to accomodate for a bra, or the shirt's waist area can be expanded to move it away from the waist a bit to mitigate clipping.
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AlettaMondragon Resident
Two things about this, Naluri:
1: If the clothing creator is working with the official rigging kit they received from the creator of the body, it is the clothing creator's responsibility to do the rigging of the clothes properly, test their meshes, make sure they involve body physics, etc. If they aren't able to do that, they shouldn't make clothes.
2: If body creators wouldn't have to worry about people making clones of their products (the mesh bodies) with the rigging kits, they would be more willing to distribute the kits so more people would be able to try and rig for their bodies. Then we're back at #1. So maybe a solution to that problem would be something to suggest, to eliminate the risk of using the rigging kits to copy the bodies.
Rachel Dallas
That is not how rigging works the item of clothing does adjust with sliders if it is rigged correctly the designer would have to make 2 versions bra and braless then on top of that there’s no real way to make it fit with other designers items sadly it’s just not doable