I have WW Wizard and have found that once you get past the basic learning curve and the amount of time it takes to get the results you want you can do some pretty cools stuff with it. Here are some examples of how I have used it to convert A3, Michael & Victoria3 clothing down to Kiki (by LittleLadyFox). Phil makes an excellent point about garbage in garbage out. There are a few items I have tried that no amount of tweaking will seem to do the trick, but when I have taken a good look at the clothing model I have found them to be fussy or weird in some way, which obvious WW cannot handle. This tool won't do a simple "taa-daa" magical translation of an item from one figure to the other, you WILL have to tweak it, puff up one part, smooth out some others. Buttons give me troubles (if you look at the Pilot image above you will see that the buttons are kind of oddly shaped), but I may just be doing it wrong. Still, I am glad I bought WW, and if you do more than half a dozen outfits or so that you really like it has probably paid for itself by you not having to buy those items for another figure - provided the outfit is even available for the figure you want to use it on (for me it never is since not that many people are using Kiki). Hope it helps! Kiera