Im using P5 figures that arent so bad as many people say. However now I decided to afford the expense to buy new DAZ figures (Victoria 3, Michael 3 and Stephanie 3 Petite); I must purchase many items (base figure, morphs, textures, clothes etc.) but I read somewhere that new DAZ figures can share something. In DAZ site I found anything about this, could someone tell me what they can share? - Head & body textures - Eyes textures - Morphs - Hair (Hair props & conforming hair) - Poses - Faces - Conforming Clothes - Others I mean share without the use of converting utilities, such as UTC, The Tailor etc. I hope my question was clear: Im Italian and my English isnt so good Thank

In general they share textures and nothing else. And even in textures there are minor differencies. They share hair pretty well, most hair have fit-poses to make it fit all the characters. Freak and Michael share face morphs (most of them at least) They can all use each other's poses, but some tweaking may be needed.

I should clarify the "nothing else bit I guess" I meant they do not share clothes.

Actually I've been able to get many of V3's clothes to fit Steph & the other way around, but it's by dial twisting and parenting, not conforming the clothing, because they simply won't. I've also found that some clothes can be very very hard to fit this way or just won't work. Can be very frustrating.

I don't know if this will work but it may be worth investigating if you can get clothes to fit using the Tailor Program available from DAZ.

Wouldn't it be nice if some wizard could come up with a Universal Clothing Converter? I bet it would sell like hotcakes!

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Unfortunately, I just purchased the Tailor and probably won't have time to play/learn it for some time. My impression is that you transfer the morhps from the character in quest to the clothers you are try to make fit. I don't know what the limitations are. In any event you can read more about it at the DAZ site/store.

The Biggest problem with Tailor in my opinion,is that it works well enough with form fitting clothes,but drapeing clothing you can just forget about. I just purchased Clothing Coverter here at Renderosity (cobaltdream linked above), but haven't played with it enough to give an honest review. What I have done 'so far'looks better than anything else I've tried. :-)

The Tailor just gave me a headache. I have heard nothing but rave reviews, though, about markdc's Clothing Converter.

I would have bought Markdc's Clothing Converter but it looked like it requires learning, skill, and patience. I have no skill or patience and, being the lazy old fart that I am, don't want to learn anything new if I don't have to. I was thinking of a "one-click" solution, like Dark Whisper's Universal Texture Converter. I figure it's probably impossible or it would have been done by now.

I've been using the clothing converter, works ok when it isn't crashing