Listen, there is NO WAY to get CBPC physics to work EXACTLY like HDT SMP, they use two completely different methods of calculation. The rotation around the axis' were frankly really frustrating, because my armor, my clothes, and my body all looked like they were getting smeared behind my character as they ran, and they had this ridiculous bounce setting that I couldn't handle. The movement was like someone had attach a chain to the nipples, and started playing jumprope. The one big issue that I had was that for me, the CBPC movement was INCREDIBLY unrealistic. I decided I had enough, so I started using HDT SMP for all the clothes, and CBPC for the bodies. Not so much in 4, as I found a ceiling light bright enough to not need as many clones.

Smarter minds then me have surmised that it's because the game 'thinks' it needs to attach the physics node to a different location, causing the movement to become 'stuck' on a point, while the rest of the breast physics continue to try and 'bounce.' This causes the weird fluttering, the inverted breasts, the crazy weird movement. Inverted nipple to the rescue Subtle saucer. If you are playing a character a little larger or little smaller then the standard height of 1, and you use HDT SMP, there is a very real chance that out of nowhere your breast physics go absolutely ballistic. There is a known bug with the 'Even Actors Height' feature that SL uses to properly align a lot of scenes. Even with the best optimizations you can drop 10-20 frames just by trying to get nice jiggle physics in crowded cities.Ģ. Unfortunately, I always have two main issues with it.ġ.

Inverted nipples mod for sims 4