See my attached image. In CC3 I create the cloth, conform, smooth and then use the hide body mesh tool to make sure every movement will not show any underlying mesh. All good in CC3. Once the character is loaded into iClone it's a whole new issue. Hide inner mesh does nothing, the hide body mesh from CC3 is totally ignored. Conform fixed a frame or two but then the entire mesh pokes through in the chest area. Increasing the size under conform just makes the shirt look horrible. No setting I try make a difference.

 Even on a static mesh in iClone I cannot prevent the poke through. Here I saved the pose from iClone in to CC3 and it shows perfect as expected.



Can anyone help me figure out what is going on. I'm almost ready to abandon iClone all together after all these years and move my entire process to Blender.

Bluey Creative in the Marketplace

What I do to fix the mesh, is to use edit mesh and sculpt in CC3. I use the poses on my character to see wear the mesh pokes through. Then I use edit mesh to pull 
the clothes away from the mesh. When you use conform, it makes all of the clothes big. But when you fix the poke through using the edit mesh sculpt, you only make
that part of the clothes big and not the entire shirt or pants.

yep thats how i do it except iclone ignores everything you do in cc3 and converts it as above. You can see the exact pose taken from iclone and applied to the mesh in cc3 and there are no issues until it hits iclone.

Bluey Creative in the Marketplace

I don't use hide mesh. I use edit mesh sculpt mode to make the pants or shirt bigger in part wear skin shows. I use several poses until no skin mesh shows in lower and upper. Then I send selected clothes to iClone. That works for me. And then when I do use conform, I use less than .20. Before I used to conform clothes to .40 and higher. That rarely happens now.

Thank you so much. You have just helped me fix all of my characters!!!!!

Bluey Creative in the Marketplace