I've seen similar complaints about it on other forums, though usually in the opposite direction - when the head bends forward, the hair collides with the head wrong, leaving a bald spot.
Given this, I'd say it may be the product - just have to be a bit careful in how you use it?
Zbrush is your only hope, or hours of messing about with various scripts.
For those who don't know. Zbrush and GOZ work perfectly together, just send the offending item over and use the move tool, then simply send the finshed problem back to Daz Studio and save it as a morph. Job done.
This is a problem with a lot of OOT's hairs. I put in tickets over at Daz for this reason - nothing happened. If people own a product legitimately and they experience this, I'd urge them to file tickets too - strength in numbers and all that.
How is OOT in terms of supporting his/her products by providing fixes when notified? I am interested in buying this particular hair when on sale but not if OOT doesn't fix it.
@i53570k (31971207) In my experience, not particularly good - I think with any bug report it's a numbers game. If only one person files a ticket, it's that person's problem. If a load of people submit tickets, it's the dev's problem 🙂
@Duval - Thanks for the reply. That's too bad because no other vendor makes a hair like this. Good thing I was able to try it first before bought it but then had to go through the trouble of reaching out to support and ask for refund.