[SOLVED] Spots, splotchy, and uneven necklines

Looks like theres an old mesh still included. Does the mesh you're importing have the same number of meshgroups & cut numbers as the mesh you're replacing?

Hi.
Most outfits are made of multiple parts, each of which is tuned differently. We call these parts “meshgroups”.
For example, any glasses are made of two meshgroups: the frame and the lenses. This is done to assign a different shader to lenses that can make them see-through.
The original hanbok may have been made of many meshgroups for a different reason: to properly interact with accessories. For example, there can be 4 meshgroups in the arm area alone tuned to hide bracelets and arm bands so that they do not clip into clothing.

So my point is, if you clone an item made of one meshgroup, you need to import the blend with one meshgroup. If you clone an item that is made of multiple meshgroups, yours should be split the same way in the same number of meshgroups. They must have corresponding cut numbers. This way all the new ones will replace the originals and inherit their properties.

Your issue:
You cloned an item made of multiple meshgroups and imported the blend with  one. Only one meshgroup was replaced while the rest stayed. You see them poking out.

To fix your issue:
- clone a full-body outfit for children made of one meshgroup. I don’t have access to pc to tell you which one exactly, but start from swimsuits, you can change fashion choice later. Clone a swimsuit, export the blend, open. If it has only one meshgroup, great. If not, you’ll need to look for something else;
- once you’ll find the right package, import your blend there

Then you’ll have to split yours the same way they are split.