what is the correct positioning for a SCULPTED underbust corset for a sculpted piece

[LishaJoya Haven]

hello every one I am undertaking a sculpted corset as a project as one of my frist clothign peices to add to my collection of "things ihave done in SL" and... ihave successfully created an alpha for it...

 

HOWEVER..........Ihave placed this in several spots on my avatar bones such as - avatar center, spine, pelvis, avatar center and CHEST.....it still moves out of place like it shifts

 

then i thought i got clever....and added an invisiprim to the corset and tried all the avatar combination body positions and i get the same issue...i do get SIGNIFICANT reduction in movement from the CHEST position bit it still moves as my avatar AO moves 

 

I know my alpha needs work..... but i will add photos of waht i mean.....

 

SO how do i correct this so that the SCULPTED corset will move withthe natural movement with the avatar??

 

Any help is appreciated....

 

 

it LOOKS GREAT when i am in pose stand mode--but NOT when my avatar moves below is me in pose stand mode

 



PS....... I have resized a million times and that doesnt do anything for this issue and ihave even converted my avatar to the standard sizing avatars sold on the MP for free.....becuase my reg avatar is tall and has a big butt!! LOL  :matte-motes-inlove:

[Amethyst Jetaime]

Unfortunately it will shift around no matter where you attach it.  The corset will follow whatever point it is attached to as that part of the body moves around.  The only way to avoid it is to make it rigged mesh.

[Theresa Tennyson]

You're seeing one of the reasons sculpted clothing never became popular...

If you're committed to using sculpts, you might try this: Instead of making the corset a single piece, make two pieces - one for the top of the corset and one for the bottom - and attach them to different parts of your body. Make them both so they're built like cups, with the "brim" at the top and bottom and the curved, closed parts overlapping in the middle.This is similar to how sculpted boots used to be made.

[Lindal Kidd]

This is one reason why I advocate good old-fashioned clothing layers for very "tight fitting" clothing.  It ALWAYS moves correctly with your body!  Fitted mesh would mostly work too, but you may run into the body cutting into the edges of the mesh object in certain poses.