To be quite honest, when it comes to morphing clothing, the best thing to do, IMHO, is to get the figure into a pose that you're going to use. Then, add the clothing, and, since it is morphing clothing, you can morph the clothing to fit around the figure. I know it's frustrating, but it isn't quite the product of poor modelling. The default pose that the figure is loaded with is not meant to be anything other than a default pose. The modeller of the clothing adds morphs so the end user can morph the clothing to fit around the end pose. It takes a bit to get used to, but neither Poser or D|S are "point/click/art" applications, nor are they intended to be. Every application takes a bit of time to learn. D|S is no different from any other program in that aspect. MS

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