Same in my case.
1. If I follow this tutorial: put Skinned Cloth and Skinned Cloth Renderer on the low poly mesh, and then Proxy to high poly mesh - the low poly has animated cloth, but high poly doesn't (and it should).
2. If I do it like in the example scene in the pack: put Skinned Cloth, Skinned Cloth Renderer and Cloth Proxy on the high poly model (and nothing on low poly) - the high poly changes itself to low poly mesh (!) and I get spammed with Errors (IndexOutOfRangeException: Index was outside the bounds of the array.)
So yes, the example in the pack works, but I can't replicate it, just like previous posters.
REPRO:
1. Get a hi poly model.
2. Make a low poly model by hand in a 3d modelling program (just like in the tutorial), but do not use just a part of hi poly model as your low poly model.
3. Follow the tutorial steps, except use Skinned Cloth instead of Cloth scripts.
4. Observe that hi poly mesh is not animated by the cloth on low poly mesh.
1. If I follow this tutorial: put Skinned Cloth and Skinned Cloth Renderer on the low poly mesh, and then Proxy to high poly mesh - the low poly has animated cloth, but high poly doesn't (and it should).
2. If I do it like in the example scene in the pack: put Skinned Cloth, Skinned Cloth Renderer and Cloth Proxy on the high poly model (and nothing on low poly) - the high poly changes itself to low poly mesh (!) and I get spammed with Errors (IndexOutOfRangeException: Index was outside the bounds of the array.)
So yes, the example in the pack works, but I can't replicate it, just like previous posters.
REPRO:
1. Get a hi poly model.
2. Make a low poly model by hand in a 3d modelling program (just like in the tutorial), but do not use just a part of hi poly model as your low poly model.
3. Follow the tutorial steps, except use Skinned Cloth instead of Cloth scripts.
4. Observe that hi poly mesh is not animated by the cloth on low poly mesh.