Oh, and one nice thing about this program is that you can use other people's .dat files and not have to go through the analysis process, which also means that you won't need the figure that the clothing is made for provided you have: 1. the clothing 2. the .dat file from the clothing analysis process. If you have those items, all you do is put the clothing on the figure you want it to fit, and then run "convert to", and the clothing is fit to your figure. Of course if you don't have and can't find someone's .dat file, then you will have to analyze the clothing yourself, and that will require the figure the clothing is made for. At Phil's site, there is a section set up that has loads of files for already analyzed clothing. You don't get the clothing or any of the clothing files... just the analysis data. Also, once an item of clothing is analyzed, you never have to analyze it again so long as you have the .dat file in the analysis folder. If you lose it or delete it, then you have to reanalyze it. What that means is that you can analyze your hair and clothing and have all of the .dat files in the analysis folder, and then just convert to whatever figure as you need to. This saves on a ton of room. Simply load your figure, apply the clothing and run the conver to feature. Voila. Takes seconds after the clothing has been analyzed.

"It is good to see ourselves as others see us. Try as we may, we are never
able to know ourselves fully as we are, especially the evil side of us.
This we can do only if we are not angry with our critics but will take in good
heart whatever they might have to say." - Ghandi