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The alphas has been put on the borders of the skirt and the boots. Also, as you pointed out, I tried to put some weight map influences on the skirt to make it move with the legs, but since the skirt is very lowpoly (only two vertical edge loops) lifting the legs will create a big mesh deformation. My teacher said it's ok, so I left the weight maps in that way.
As always, if you need this model, just let me know!
But I see where the alphas go now. I thought the polygons flowed with that shape, I didn't know it was just planes. Thanks for clearing it up!
Looks awesome! I'm curious as to where the alpha is being applied to...