What were the settings for import in the Transformer panel?
If you post a picture of the import panel that lists all the clothing items and accessories, it will probably help us figure it out.

I think it is probably that the accessories are attached to the root of the model, and need to be set to the proper bone. Check this video at 3:30. It specifically mentions the accessories importing bound to the wrong bone, and then later shows the fix.

these were part of a jewelry set i bought from the daz site for genesis female 8.

These items are accessories..rings bracelets and neck chain with pendant, also ear rings. It was a headaches to place them properly. But if i do any type of timeline animation or poses, the accessories end up in the air.

Are these accessories?  Can you give us a specific example (name the item specifically, along with how you obtained it)?

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Locking items in place.

Whenever i put jewelries on my characters whether in Character creator 3 or iclone 7. When I try to do a pose, the items like rings glasses, necklace and wristlets come off. What can I do? Help!!  

The Axis software comes free with the PN hardware (which has to be purchased separately from the iClone software).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Since you are the "Go To, Man of Wisdom"
I have another question....If I purchase the Perception Neuron Profile for Motion LIVE Plug-in to use the suit with iclone 7. Do I still need to purchase the AXIS NEURON SOFTWARE?

I use the gloves with the suit all the time. I don’t find it difficult to mouse click. I just use an external mouse in my laptop. Works a treat. But after clicking and going through a bunch of scenes I do see my finger start to drift a bit. No worries, just have to recalibrate and viola, it works. I like capturing thefingers in one go. The leap motion is so cheap, it still a good idea to get it. Cheap and you can even travel with it.

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If you get the 32 Neuron PN (the only one of the 2.0 version they currently sell -- around $1500 last I looked) it has the finger movements you can capture.  I go back and forth on this -- while capturing the hands at the same time seems like a great idea, it really only works well (IMHO) if you have an apprentice, because once you have the gloves on it is REALLY hard to control the computer (or do much of anything).  Plus it's hard to get those gloves on.

So nowadays I only use the hand glove and capture hand movements, and indeed use my Leap motion (which I already had from many years back) along with the inexpensive (came free with Live when I bought that) plugin to add fingers later.  But it's up to you.

As to whether that's a good deal -- the deal AFAIK has ALWAYS been $500 for the PN plugin (separately from Live itself).  That does NOT include the suit -- it's only software.  So it's only a good deal if you actually want it (I don't use it -- the PN suit comes with its own software I like better).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

A different Question

Thanks for the wisdom on iphones
I have two question since you seem the most knowledgeable (with experience). Do I need to purchase LEAP MOTION for hand movements even though Perception Nueron has finger gloves?

Also...Reallusion has a special ....Perception Neuron Connect body suit with Motion LIVE Bonus: Curve Editor Plug-in (Value: $149) reduced from $999 to  $499. Do you think this is a good deal?

lastly...is their Perception Neuron the 32 Neuron Edition V2?   I'm interested..but suspicious on how inexpensive it is from the Perception Neuron site.