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Definitly Wardrobe Wizard. I can't imagine using poser without it ever again. It's easy to fit clothing to a morphed figure with WW. 1. load vicky and put on all the clothing/items you want her to wear. 2. click a couple of buttons and analyze each clothing item/prop that will need to be adjusted to fit the morphed figure. Do that for each item. 3. After the analysis is all done. Morph Vicky 4. Click a couple more buttons and "convert to" for each item you analyzed. 5. Do a few smooths and inflates on targeted spots, and you're set. The nice thing about WW is that once you analyze something you don't have to do it again, so long as you don't delete the .dat file that is in the WW analysis folder. Another nice thing about WW is, if you can obtain a .dat file from someone who analyzed that clothing already, you don't even need the original figure that the clothing belonged to. All you would need is the clothing in your library, and the .dat file from that person. Because WW relies on .dat files, means you don't have to take up HD space by saving converted clothing to your library for each figure. You can conver them on the fly after you have analyzed them. I analyzed most of my clothing and now I just put whatever I want on whatever figure I want, and then convert it to that figure in a few seconds. You can also use The Tailor to add morphs to particular areas of clothing so that you can adjust that area. Or you can use magnets. WW using magnets, but it's done automatically based on data it extracted, so it's almost like magic.

"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