Hi there :)

I've sent an IM to the vendor of this and haven't yet had a response, so I thought I'd post this question here on the theory that perhaps my issue is just a misunderstanding about how the different kinds of clothing work and might be generally useful.

I use Poser7 and DAZ|Studio both (different purposes -- Poser is a dog, so I try and avoid it) and have V4 and the RealJeans product by Billy-T sold here. When I insert the jeans into a scene, they fit my V4 figure pretty well -- I just have it selected, then double-click on the jeans icon in the figures section, and off I go.

Problem is that the morphs I applied to the base V4 figure don't appear to convey -- this one, for example, has a bit more bulk and definition, so she has larger thighs and they poke trough the jeans (quite a lot, making a postwork prohibitive).

In the properties for the jeans figure I see a whole list of morphs with the same name as the V4 morphs -- definition, amazon, etc. -- but those sliders don't appear to do anything. Over in my poses directory, also, I see an INJ/REM pair related to the jeans but I can't determine whether I need them or which figure they should be applied to (V4 or the jeans).

Does this reflect my ignorance with clothing in general, or is this something odd with the jeans? I really would like to use them because they are a lovely product. Thanks, in advance.

If you see Inj/Rem files related to the jeans then try to inject  them (i.e. select the jeans and double click the appropriate inj file) and then look for and adjust the appropriate morph dial on the jeans.

Quote - If you see Inj/Rem files related to the jeans then try to inject  them (i.e. select the jeans and double click the appropriate inj file) and then look for and adjust the appropriate morph dial on the jeans.

I'm afraid I did, but the existing sliders didn't do anything after that either, nor did new ones appear -- I take it, however, that what you suggest would normally do something along the lines of what I'm looking for? If so that I can take some comfort in that this is apparently an issue with this product in particular.

Hello,

I don't know if this will help but I have found that many of the morphs that appear under the "Body"  heading for clothing items often do not work when the dials are moved. Instead you have to go to the individual body parts and apply them there. For example moving the Amazon full body morph under "Body" may have no effect, but will have an effect if the Amazon partial body dials are turned under "Chest, abdomen", etc.

I sent an e-mail to DAZ tech about this and was told that this is normal (for technical reasons that I do not understand).

Hope this helps.

nabob21

Use the V4 clothing magnets on the jeans, should fit ok then! That's what they're for!

Quote - Use the V4 clothing magnets on the jeans, should fit ok then! That's what they're for!

I did try that, but it didn't appear to help. Perhaps, once magnetized, they would respond to new changes to the underlying figure, but they didn't cause the jeans to adjust to what was there already.

Quote - Hello,

I don't know if this will help but I have found that many of the morphs that appear under the "Body"  heading for clothing items often do not work when the dials are moved. Instead you have to go to the individual body parts and apply them there. For example moving the Amazon full body morph under "Body" may have no effect, but will have an effect if the Amazon partial body dials are turned under "Chest, abdomen", etc....

I tried a variation on this -- selecting all of the parts of the figure below the "root" one and then looking at the properties. What I found was odd, but ought to get me where I want to go.

Specifically, at the root level the V4 body-related morphs are in a folder called "PBM" with the names one would expect, but all of the constituent parts have the V4-related morphs with the "PBM" prefix (so, "PBMAmazon", for example). When I manually conveyed the different morphs I applied to the original figure's various body parts to these equivalents, the jeans snapped right into place.

Your suggestion was, therefore, what did it, and I am grateful :) .