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Subject: Can anybody help with problem with Tailor 1.6?
Tailor 1.6 is not compatible with scripts inside V4's cr2.
I ran into that few months ago. Fix, suggested by the guy wom made tailor was to hand hack v4's cr2 and remove offending scripts. Doing that was over my head, so I dropped using tailor.
As far as I know, or at least few moths ago when I exchanged couple emails with the guy whom wrote it, there was no plans on updating Tailor any time soon to improve on this.
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There's wardrobe wizard by Phil C, and there's Clothes Converter by Dimension3D.
I have them both, and I ran both of them about threee times total, so I'm somewhat inexperienced with them. They both work pretty darn good.
Personally, I end up doing most of the morphs by hand, mostly since I like making high detail stuff. For low detail clothes, either of the two should work pretty well.
There are couple other programs that do somilar thing, but I'm not very familiar with them... maybe someone else will jump in and share other info :)
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Quote - I've tried Wardrobe wizzard and I couldn't make heads or tails of it. I actually just fout clothes converter and it seems to work but I need to feel out the settings a bit. Thanks for the help.
The first Wardrobe Wizard was pretty easy to use. The second version has a steep learning curve. Thanks to a second PhilC video about how to fit clothing to morphed up figures I've manage to do it a few times, but going beyond what is shown in the video is completely beyond me. I don't know what 90% of the buttons even do. Therefore I still find myself using the first Wardrobe Wizard for most things.
That's not to say the second version is bad, it's just that the interface and method to convert is way different than the first version which I had become accustomed to using. But I still keep trying to figure it out.
I suppose had I not experienced the ease of the first Wardrobe Wizard, I would find Wardrobe Wizard 2 better, but it's tough to unlearn stuff, which is why I tend to not upgrade programs.
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Attached Link: Morphing Clothes
Morphing Clothes does what the Tailor does and I think it does a much better job and add morphs very quickly. You can find it in the marketplace here:
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I am trying to us the Tailor 1.6 with V4 to inject the male morph in clothing, however when I try to load the base figure I get this error....
Tag unknown in channel: Valueoptimes line:21163
Can anybody tell me whats going on? Binaries are disabled and Paramiters set to 0