Hey fellas. I've been working on a female body lately. separated the hands and head to increase mesh density, and was planning on dynameshing to reunite the pieces and work on the body. when I did that, however, part of the body had been cut for some reason that I still can't figure out why. After a lot of hassle with zremesher, I managed to unite the body parts, but I still get the same effect when dynameshing.


Some notes to take:
-This doesn't happen in all dynamesh resolutions. It starts at around 1700 with a smaller clipping effect, which keeps on increasing:

-Offsetting the mesh doesn't help, and rotating does not change the orientation of the clipping, which results in other limbs being cut off:

-This model is about the same size as the Earthquake sculpt guy that comes bundled with zbrush.
-Exporting this as an Obj or creating another project doesn't solve this either.
-Other subtools do not clip, only this one.
I haven't found a solution for this except using a hack to rotate at 90 degrees, clip and then mirror and weld, but I'd rather solve this issue. I'm using 4R7.
I can only think that it's an issue with the geometry, but I zremeshed it already and still got the same results, so...
Any ideas?
