I agree with svdl, for tight clothing conforming is probably better, but for loose clothing dynamic rocks. For tight clothing which only attaches to a single figure-group (for some strange reason panties come to mind..), they're probably best done as smart props, unless someone can convince me otherwise. Conforming clothing has the advantage of being (mostly) quick'n'easy, especially if you are using it on the figure it was intended for, with minimal morphs (for those on a tight-schedule...pun semi-intended). However, if you want to fit clothing on a well-morphed figure, or on a figure with an extreme pose (within limits) or on another figure altogether, or any loose/flowing cloth (which conforming can rarely deal with even semi-realistically) then IMHO dynamic is the way to go. Once you learn HOW to use the cloth room (I've been using it for well over a year now, and am still learning..) you'll probably come to love it.. Cheers, Diolma