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Based on the position of the fur to the arms, I'm assuming you sculpted the fur on the character with the arms up and out? And i'm going to assume the figure is a genesis 8 male.

If that is the case you'll need to make sure the arms of the character are in the same position they were in when you sculpted the fur and then in the transfer utility you'll need to:

- Under From and G8M you'll need to change it from default to current.

- Then in the options turn on "Reverse Source Shape From Target"

Your fur was sculpted on something other a generic base g8m in the default A position, so "Default" won't work under From.

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Your new problem is due to the weightmapping and the fact that the base pose is an A pose with the arms down and not up. You've only got two real choices. Either take the weightmapping tool and try smoothing out the weightmapping in the collar and shoulder joints of the *fur prop* and not the g8m figure.

The other option is to build a jcm, it's an additional morph to fix flaws. While the weightmapping is a bit more dramatic and affects all movements, the jcm itself is to correct a certain movement of a joint(s) of the figure. E.g. if the left shoulder bends up to 50, then dial in a second morph that morphs the fur prop in the armpit area to fix the flaw.

If you're generally happy with how the prop looks/moves, I would just make a morph and jcm to fix the fur when the shoulder bends up.

JCM from the base figure are translated to the hair and that also causes distortions.

But between adjusting the weight mapping and creating a rigidity map, I'd just go directly to creating JCMs, you would probably end up doing them anyway even after all the adjustments.