I'm passing this on for someone: Tedious but simple. 1) Open Stephanie. 2) Export each of her body parts in turn with 'As morph Target' checked. 3) Close stephanie. 4) Open Vicky. 5) Load up ach body part you exported as a morph target for the corresponding body part. Don't get your sides backwards -- lIndex1 goes to lIndex1, not rIndex1! Name them all 'Stephanie'. Once all 55 are done, create a full body morph for all of them. 6) Save the figure as a new figure. Quit Poser. This gives you a Vicky 3 that morphs to look like Steph. You only need to do this ONCE. Now for the clothing part... 1) In The Tailor, load up your new V3 with Steph Morphs figure that you saved as the base figure. 2) Load up the clothing as 'the dress' 3) Snicker at the 'dress' thing if it's not a dress. 4) Copy the Stephanie full body morph. 6) Save 'the dress', quit The Tailor. 7) Load the clothing figure in Poser. By itself. 8) Apply the Stephanie FBM. 9) Make sure it's zeroed (clothing should be). 10) Export the figure as a wavefront OBJect. 11) Open the Blank Stephanie in a text editor. 12) Strip out all the targetGeom and valueParm lines and materials. 13) change the figureResFile lines to point at the new object you just exported. As long as your clothign item doesn't have any 'extra' body parts (like capes often do), you're good. It should now fit and conform to Steph. Now, here's a bit of special information... If you open up Michael in UVMapper and export his UVs with groups, then you open up Vicky in UVMapper and import the UVs you just exported and save it as a new OBJect, and then if you take a copy of the Vicky CR2 and point it at this new OBJect you made, you now have a copy of V3 that you can morph into Mike's shape, or vice-versa. You can then do the above procedure to let him wear her jeans, or her wear his skirt, or whatever. Of course, this works with SP instead of Vicky, or with the Freak instead of Mike, and (not?) soon enough it will work with Puck and She-Freak, too.