Crossing arms in full body outfit [Solved]

I think this is a slot ray issue. Please see my post HERE for a bit of information on how to approach the problem.

It was indeed a slot ray issue! Thanks orangemittens and inabadromance !

I fixed it by checking which ray slots should be corresponding to which cut numbers in Blender and assigning the correct cut numbers to the correct parts (If that makes any sense)!! Yay!

Fixed:

indiaskapie could you post a screenshot from Blender and point where are slot rays located? If you have a time of course. I am dying to know .

Feyona , orangemittens is right. I now realise why the correct cut numbers are important. orangemittens , don't slot rays also have to do with accessory positions, such as necklaces and armbands? That's what I gathered from this exercise too.

The Reader's Digest version is basically, your cut numbers in blender are important because they correspond to slot rays.

I was frankenmeshing though, so I didn't really have something to go off of.

My steps were:
1. Checking which cut numbers were assigned in blender



2. Going to studio and checking which slot rays were assigned to which geometry





3. Making sure these slots lined up with the actual geometry that they're meant to line up with. For example, in the above picture, it says R_outShortSleeve so obviously, whatever geometry this slot ray is assigned to needs to include where short sleeves would normally be on a garment (the right sleeve in this case).

Like so:



And this geometry would need the most slot rays, since it obviously encompasses all of the below parts:





So basically, if this geometry (which is a neck part):



Gives me this:



I know I need to switch cut numbers in blender. So I look here:



The cut number is "0007" so I know that THIS geometry (the full body mesh) needs to be cut number "0007"



and so on.