Step 7: What happened? -------------------------------------------------------- 1. You should be done! Load a favorite steph petite character and go to town. Try the garment out. should be flawless! 2. Should be being the operative words. A. Garment is not created and poser hangs. B. Ridiculous poke-through C. Cannot open runtime:geometries:flapy.obj D. Looks good in default pose, but with a character pose it looks like ass. E. Garment is created, poser doesn't hang, but nothing is visible. If A: Mixed :1 :2 :3 type references in cr2. Go to Cr2 editor and examine what's going on. This problem typically happens in the "Figure" tab, where materials and joints are stored. Change everything to :1 and should fix the problem. Use common sense here, don't change anything that isn't supposed to say :1 If B: If the poke through is really, really bad, you've probably got one of those things that just won't convert. Avoid the following types of things: Anything involving feet Anything involving hands and fingers Skirts/Dresses Anything with non-standard grouping. If C: That's easy, just make sure that your obj is in the right place and the cr2 references the right place. If that's all good, check to make sure there's not an rsr with the obj. Eff those effing Rsr's, by the way. If D: You probably screwed up the JCM transferring process. If all of that seems to check out, then refer to (If B:) If E: There is a problem with groups. Did you re-add the groups as above? Check to see if you need to do this, even if you used Poser 5. It's not a perfect science, and the whole clothify room step might just be superstition on my part. ------------------------------------------------------------