I am making textures for LaRoo's bodysuit and boot pack. I already know that to use the boots you have to hide the feet and toes, but do you also have to hide the shins? When I add the boots and use the dial to make the bodysuit fit the boots, it does not work. LaRoo's shins come shining through. And two of my textures have transparencies ...a net/chainmail texture for the legs and a lace texture. Hiding her shins just won't work with those textures. So...is there a trick to getting the bodysuit to fit inside the boots or do I just have to start all over again and get rid of the transparent textures?

"When using the boots please conform these to LaRoo and not the Bodysuit. On the Bodysuit you will find another Full Body Morph Target called 'Fit GoBoots'. Please set the value of this to 1.000 to make the legs of the Bodysuit retract into the boots." From the PDF instructions that installed with the suit installation. There are various tweaks that the suit and boots use, read the pdf it's pretty well documented. I didn't want to paste the entire thing since you have it in your poser directory. hope that helps.

No that doesn't help, lol. I did that and I read the pdf. Fitting the legs of the bodysuit to the boots is not the problem. The problem is, once I do that, LaRoo's shins/legs are poking through the bodysuit. So I have to adjust her legs to fit the bodysuit? That is what I cant seem to be able to do. The only way so far that I can make it work is if I hide LaRoo's shins. Has anyone else had this same problem or am I just that stupid.

The good news is I have a fix for this problem. I will work it into a free download at RDNA by the end of the day and at the latest I will have it available first thing tomorrow morning.

Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

BTW please feel free to leave your idea's at RDNA. It will help us give a much faster response...:) We have a thread in the 'Wishlist' forum and you can also post in the 'Contact' or 'Poser4U' forum too.

Colm..:)

Fantastic, thanks :) I was looking at RDNA for some place to ask this question but I must have missed it.