"Total Rise" Measurement is Inaccurately Represented on the Avatar; is there a Way to Change this?
I've started the free trial, and so far I'm really liking what I've seen. Recently I've been adjusting my avatar measurements (which has mostly been a treat mind you), however the "total rise" measurement is always a bit messed up. I assume the measurement is from the centre front of the waist through the bottom of the torso to the centre back of the waist. Since my backside is naturally pretty large, the number tends to be quite large, but when I enter it into Clo, it tends to distribute it evenly on the front, as well as adding significant curvature to the spine in a way that is inaccurate to how I actually look. My posture is generally reasonably straight, and while my stomach is still pretty big, most of the size in the total rise measurement is on my backside, but I'm not sure how exactly to specify that. Perhaps I'm doing it measurement wrong, or maybe there's other measurements that I'm overlooking that could effect how the total rise is represented.
So sorry if this is confusing, but that you in advance for your support!
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Hi teal_demon,
Unfortunately, nuanced distribution cannot be controlled as of now, however, improvements are on their way concerning the general shape.
It is not clear to me whether you have used it from the text, so just in general, it is good to follow the tips in the Avatar Editor Guide to get the best possible results, as results might also get skewed when not following best practices: https://support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/articles/360052611653-CLO-Avatar-Editor-Guide
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