Hi all,

1. I know this is a difficult task and it is time-consuming process. Just curious.
   If vendors create cloths for models, which models are preferable?
   (Judy? Don? V3? V4? M3? etc.)

2. A Cloth designed for one models could not be coated on another model. Vendors must create another set of cloths for another model. Is this true?    Does Morph or magnet help this transfer much?

Thanks in advance.

Making a good transfer of a clothing item is as much an art as making the original (and almost as time-consuming.) Figuring out which figures are popular or going to be popular is a gamble. That said, whatever Victoria DAZ is pushing at the moment will tend to be in enough people's runtimes to justify making new outfits for it. It may bore you to tears, but it will probably sell. if you ask around (or read any of the old threads where this question comes up time and again) there are plenty of vocal people who want more stuff for the kids, more stuff for the guys, and more stuff generally for all the figures that aren't Victoria 4. The unanswered question is whether the traffic in the forums will translate to traffic in store. But that said; except for the top ten percent of merchants no-one is going to be able to make a living at this. And if you are doing it for pleasure, not for pay, then you'd should probably be modeling something you enjoy, around a figure you like to use.

To answer 2 ... I use magnets solely to convert clothing from one figure to another. These converted item still have to be re-grouped and re-rigged though, which requires Poser know-how.