Point on butt

Package
www.simfileshare.net/download/393976/
Blend
simfileshare.net/download/393977/

And yes SLYD already knows I'm altering his mesh
*bill hasn't answered yet but if he says no, I just replace it with EA button down. 
Issue is with the jacket

I've tried blurring, double checking the inside weights of the coat, re-extracting the coat from studio just in case it was a bug, and transferring weights from a long dress
the only thing I can think of to do left is delete the inside of the coat, remove doubles, and then duplicate the mesh that needs to show through... any other ideas?

I will try that, thanks! Also, thanks for the tip, although this is a mashup of other people's stuff, but I'll try to fix this. 

the original piece is perfectly fine, why don't you see append it with doing any modifications to it?

I see the spot on the pic you sent there, but on my screen, it's not showing up.


I must be missing a button or a step somewhere...how do you turn on transparency? i'll try to separate the butt faces and see if I can get inside, but all outside faces look normal. Very confusing.

And inabadromance, the only modifications I made to this coat was adding the shirt mesh on the front, and moving the collar around a little. It shouldn't have messed with anything. I've extracted it twice from studio. When I made a skirt from an EA dress it had some weird issue too and all I did was delete the top and add the belly. I haven't revisited that project in awhile, but I wonder if the issue is similar. I know studio isn't perfect (and I'm extremely grateful for the development for mac and continually added features), but could there possibly be some issue in the extraction that causes data loss?




********I may have fixed it, I need to test. I took off the top layer of butt faces and found it in between for some reason. I still would like to know how to turn on the transparency just in case this happens in the future....

Hi misstex89

Like I said the problem is on the back faces of the internal layer of the mesh.

I talk about the transparency because if you want to select one layer of faces without selecting the other ones on the front, you need it Deactivated.
On the screenshot I simply selected the faces visible on the back of the mesh and deleted them so I could see the inside from the back.
But you don't want to delete them, you simply want to hide them the time for you to work on the issue.
And as I am too lazy to explain how I do it, I separated the back of the mantel from the front into another object for you and hid it. (the eye icon next to the name of the object is deactivated meaning it's hidden from view)
That way you can see the faulty vertex and fix it.
Here you go

I separated it so that you wont have bad seams showing up when putting them back together into one object. Also I would advise you to take this occasion to clean the mesh from the different seams visible everywhere by selecting them and clicking the remove doubles button. (cause if you did it when both objects where joined the result would be messed up as it would fuse vertices from the front and back together, giving you triangles everywhere.

PS : on the saved file, the face selection masking is activated on the weight paint mode. That means you first need to select what you want to vertex paint in EDIT mode before being able to weight paint. That helps keeping it clean and not painting where you don't want (as it paints through)