Outfit Studio CBP Physics Reference Issue

[dommo12]

I followed this tutorial to try and give a single outfit physics, but I have continuously run into a problem.

 

https://imgur.com/a/r6EAFXb

 

It seems that the reference where the physics are coming from has smaller breasts than the existing model, and this is confusing because as far as I can tell they're all consistent.

 

This is resulting in a wacky problem with the physics, look at this video.

 

 

Sorry for the shit quality phone video, my screen recording has decided not to work.

Is there anything I can do to fix this? It pretty much works other than the weird patch on the front of each breast. My computer is capable of running everything, I have all the right programs but I absolutely cannot get this to work. Please help!

[dommo12]

I can't edit the post anymore but I also wanted to mention this:

To get to this point I have spent hours trying to fix this and I seriously have no idea what I am doing. I am totally lost with all this physics stuff and following the exact steps in the video didn't even help.

 

When I originally used the official CBBE Physics Body it didn't work at all. Then I found this uniboob physics thing and tried it and that's where I am now, and what it has caused.

 

https://imgur.com/a/CDQ66nL

 

I have no idea what mod this is even from, I don't remember downloading anything with uniboob in it. I will leave my modlist in the same imgur link.

 

The physics in vanilla outfits, and in no clothes works just fine. Getting this particular outfit to have physics is the thing that is bewildering me.

To sum up: Please talk to me like I'm an idiot who has no idea what they're doing because I really do not.

[anjenthedog]

Try again using your body (ie whatever you use as the naked body) as the reference body. It's an interesting solution (proposed by someone in a reply to a reference body issue post a while back) to the problem of reference body issues, at least when you can do the work (I've never modded an armor myself...I guess I'm too lazy, but I have experienced issues you're noting with reference bodies)

 

And since you've taken a humble role here, I'd recommend you choose either CBBE-3BBB or BHUNP for your body model. As long as you make sure to install the dependencies, you should get the body behaviors you expect.