How I resolved the poke through was with the sculping tool located in Marvelous Designer. You can unfreeze them once everything is good. TIP: Remember to freeze a section(s) of your clothing model around the area you are trying to tug into place when working on poke through if you don’t want those areas to move with the tugs. This is an example of some of the poke through I experience and could not fix with the pinch grab option in simulation. No amount of grabbing and tugging on the fabric inside the simulation would fix the issue. Poke through on the barding was an issue that proved to be a challenge. TIP: Dforce In Daz does NOT like piping from Marvelous Designer, so I advise removing it, and instead you can create piping it with 3d material maps. The barding is completely my own work, and does not come from a template, or existing pattern. So here is the base barding I am working on, which is one of many designs.

Increasingly my understanding and mastery of Marvelous Designer is catching up to the concepts in my mind. Once more I turned to Marvelous Designer 9 for my clothing work. That said, I want some great ugly, rotting barding for the skeleton horse, which means….I need to make it. Soon there after another amazing artist took the concept I was working with for the undead skeleton horse and applied it. I have wanted an undead horse model for ages, and that is soon to become a reality.

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