Hi,I've been out of the Poser community for a while,and I am using the new figures such as M4 ,I'm trying to create new conforming figures and I got some questions:I've noticed that there'sno a right and left shoe but just one figure:how do I conform right this way?It is just as the old way in the setup room but just using two figures together?

 Often, shoes contains hidden bodyparts (as in.. groups with no actual geometry) - sometimes right up to the HIP. I'm not quite sure of the advantages of grouping shoes like this, but I'm certain there's some good explanation.
There are several shoes where you conform first the right, then the let. Personally I prefer that because it means you can take off one shoe without messing with the obj and spawning props and whatnot...

Quote -   Personally I prefer that because it means you can take off one shoe without messing with the obj and spawning props and whatnot...

You don't have to do all that!!!  just hide the shoe you don't want to see, most of the time people use two shoes so I think conforming both of them at the same time is better.

 ima70 - oh you make it sound so simple that we are all kicking ourselves for not thinking of it.  
It's because we have started to think our poser people are real.
Love esther
PS thanks.

Thanks for the replies.
I'd like to ask you something else:I'd like to conform some boots I've made to Michael 4,he has bent feet in zeroed position,hod do I conform? 

Quote - Thanks for the replies.
I'd like to ask you something else:I'd like to conform some boots I've made to Michael 4,he has bent feet in zeroed position,hod do I conform? 

the boots should be built and rigged in the zeroed position to get them to conform properly. its not as easy as building them as if the feet are flat on the ground but its the best way to get them to move with the foot properly.

Thanks a lot,seems very difficult to model this way and to predict how it will be once the feet bends....I don't understand why M4's feet are modeled that way...