a long time ago, before i decided to use dynamic clothing, i found a tutorial that i then ignored. It was about fitting dynamic clothing by using animating the scale of the character from 0 to 100, and thus, expanding the clothing along with it. now the problem is i dont know if this description is indeed acurate, just due to it being a while ago. Does anyone know of any such tutorial?

sure that is accurate but you do not need to go from 0 - 100 on hte scale what I do is drop the figure on the z and x and sometime y depending to about 90 or so till the body os completly under the clothing, then grow it to the default 100% on the coords that I changed at about 15 frames, and leave it running for the full default 30 frames for it to settle a bit. You may also want to consider using morphs in teh calulations as well. I have been considering with tight clothing to grow the breasts into teh clothing as well this gives sometimes nice creases in teh clothing between the breasts.

Yeah, i was actually just thinkinga bout making a bunch of morphs that would basically de-push all the vertexes.

I think the tutorial you are looking for at PoserFashion.net. At least, there's one there that uses scaling to fit a Stephanie dress to Judy.

Attached Link: http://www.philc.net/tutorialsIndex.htm

Attached Link: http://svdlinden.xs4all.nl/poserstuff/downloads/usingdynamicclothing.zip

I've downloaded your tute-in-progress and can't wait to read it, svdl. Thanks very much, and thank you for the great dynamic clothing freebies ... I learned to use the feature by playing around with your creations.