M Mm3 Member Joined Apr 12, 2022 Messages 105 Reactions 10 Sep 19, 2025 #1 hi, i was wondering if a scalp clipping fix exist? it's a very known issue so i thought there will be a fix for it but i didn't find any. i tried playing with head morphs but its not working. can someone please help me? Last edited: Sep 19, 2025
hi, i was wondering if a scalp clipping fix exist? it's a very known issue so i thought there will be a fix for it but i didn't find any. i tried playing with head morphs but its not working. can someone please help me?
atani Invaluable member Wiki Contributor Featured Contributor Joined Jan 15, 2021 Messages 3,708 Solutions 113 Reactions 3,310 Sep 20, 2025 #2 Use only one scalp if you use multiple hairs and check for morphs that distort the top of the head shape. Upvote 0
Use only one scalp if you use multiple hairs and check for morphs that distort the top of the head shape.
M Mm3 Member Joined Apr 12, 2022 Messages 105 Reactions 10 Sep 20, 2025 #3 atani said: Use only one scalp if you use multiple hairs and check for morphs that distort the top of the head shape. Click to expand... i only use one hair so one scalp, I tried playing with all the head morphs I have, but none of them change the back area of the head. Upvote 0
atani said: Use only one scalp if you use multiple hairs and check for morphs that distort the top of the head shape. Click to expand... i only use one hair so one scalp, I tried playing with all the head morphs I have, but none of them change the back area of the head.
atani Invaluable member Wiki Contributor Featured Contributor Joined Jan 15, 2021 Messages 3,708 Solutions 113 Reactions 3,310 Sep 20, 2025 #4 Morphs that are in use on the person and that affect the head, not necessarily that are head-specificly named. Or add a new scalp hair and hide the current. Upvote 0
Morphs that are in use on the person and that affect the head, not necessarily that are head-specificly named. Or add a new scalp hair and hide the current.
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