Why dosent conforming clothing conform to buxom figure etc what are the correct steps when trying to make this happen. Rowlando

not all conforming is morphing clothing unfortunately. This really bugs me, as it means that almost all poser clothing available only fits the default figure - leaving us stuck with the crap default shape that Michael 3 has. Wardobe Wizard can convert clothing to fit morphed characters, though.

Message edited on: 09/08/2005 05:23

You only have a few options available, The Tailor, which doesn't support P6 figures, Poser's magnets, do a search here for Dr Geep, good tuts, WardrobeWizard , or an external modeling app and make morphs. There is also Morph Master that no one mentions.

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Magnets and a touch of scaling are yor best bet I think. Magnets actually work pretty well/easily. If you are doing much fooling around with clothes and morphs Wardrobe Wizard is worth while for sure. Conforming I belive means that the clothes attach to and pose with the figure, the conforming figure is not effected by the mesh to which it is conformed... it is simply modeled to fit the figure though more fancy clothes have morphs and ERC to conform to some of the figure's morphs and movement. Check out Geep.

If you can afford to purchase Wardrobe Wizard, your problems are solved. With Wardrobe Wizard you can analyze the fitted clothes to the basic figure, then apply the figure morphs and have WW fit the clothing to the morphed up figure. It's great for clothes that don't have any morphs, or even for clothes that do. I can't imagine ever going back to using Poser without Wardrobe Wizard at my finger tips. It's taken so much of the frustration from fitting clothing.

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There's also netherworks magnet set, that adds a bunch of morphs to every clothing item.

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I beta tested Insomniaworks' magnets earlier this year. They worked really well too. I ended up going with WW though, because it's one program that supports many figures.

Don't Insomniaworks' magnets only convert between different figures rather than adding morphs? And fitting clothes to morphed characters seams to be the problem here ;-)

Yes, for example between V3 and SP3, but it did it well. Wardrobe Wizard also uses magnets to fit the clothing, but it draws from the information obtained through the analysis files, and it also works across several figures, or even just figure to morphed figure.