(SOLVED) Cloth mesh does not scale with body morph. | Sims 4 Studio (2024)

- make sure both the reference and your item are visible and selectable;

- select your item;

- no need in creating uv_1, vertex painting or transferring weights in Weight paint, just add data transfer modifier;

- choose Reference as Source object;

- to transfer weights, enable Vertex data and Vertex groups. Choose Nearest face interpolated for smoother results;

- to transfer uv_1, enable Face corner data and UVs, then choose uv_1. Nearest face interpolated for better results again;

- you can transfer vertex paint as well, but uv_1 will be messed up, seems like a big that does not exist in the newest Blender;

- very important: click on Generate data layers, otherwise uv_1 and vertex groups would not be created;

- Apply;

- add this modifier as well, transfer vertex paint separately to avoid the aforementioned bug, apply;

- rename the first uv map to uv_0;

- switch to Edit mode, select everything with A, Tools - Weight tools - Clean with All groups to fix another bug that does not exist in the newest Blender;

- Limit total, always in any version.

Hi. It probably is vertex painted with the wrong color. It should be 00FF00 specifically

A skirt should be vertex painted with two colors, though. You also should be transferring this data from a skirt of similar length, not nude legs. And as you do this, you should be choosing Nearest face interpolated

This is a faster, more convenient way of transferring weights, uv_1 and vertex paint using the same tool.

I know the tutorial you watched and you should forget everything mentioned there.
- all area of the body covered by clothing must be deleted;
- uvs of the garment must be brought back to their original size with S Y 0.5 and be put in the freed space;
- add the other side only where it is visible, not everywhere;
- bake textures with the body in the scene, as well as the floor, otherwise the result would be flat for the most part