I believe I've finally got this where I want it. I removed what was supposed to be the placket and learned something in Hex at the same time. I also removed a thin  row of polygons around the neck and now it slides off the shoulders a bit more than it did before. Not that that's a bad thing. Constraining in the cloth room would prevent that, if desired.

Now the skirt...

Well, remember the old saying, 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it?' Yeah, shoulda left it alone. Now it wants to slide up Vicky's body when the pose is a sitting one. Aggravating, but constraints prevents it. I still have the original tho.

I'm about ready to release this, but I'd like some people to test this out for me. I have Poser 5, but would like a couple people who have 6 and/or 7 to run it on theirs to see if it works ok. I think it would. The meshes aren't that complicated. I've messed with them so much, I'd just like to know how they work on other's machines. If you are interested, please send a site mail. Only need 2-3 people.

I spent quite a bit of time trying to get decent images. My pc simply will NOT render production versions...PERIOD. So, I've been doing a lot to try to alleviate the ugly jaggy edges draft renders put out. Here's a couple renders I've done. The cream colored had poke thru where her right arm is so close to her body (there was a thread here with a tip about preventing that, but for the life of me, I can't recall what it was titled or anything sigh). I'm afraid I didn't do a very good job of trying to hide her skin; other than getting rid of the tiny lights drafts put out, composition and frame, that's the only postwork on these images. Also decided to give the set a name