There are several ways of doing it.

Most figures are supported by PhilC's OBJ2CR2 and Clothing Creator, and that is the simplest way of making conforming clothing. Of course, the program costs a bit, but you'll need SOME other programs anyway.

I think PhilC has a tutorial on his site, or perhaps it was on a CD I bought? Not sure anymore...

(OK technically you can group it inside Poser with the grouping tool and the setup room, but that is a bit clunky)

In short: First you need to group your clothing obj so the groups match the target figure as much as possible. MarkDC has made a program called EasyGroupEditor, it's well worth the money if you oplan to make more than one piece of conforming clothes. It's pretty much a one click solution, although it should, like everything automatic, be finetuned afterwards.

Then there's a program like PoserFileEditor which can take care of most of the rest. And MarkDC also has QuickConform, I just havne't tried that, I started with Kattmann's PoserWizard which had a Conforming module. It just doesn't work too well in newer Poser versions so I switched to PhilC's Clothing Creator and Poser File Editor/AutoGroupEditor for unsupported figures.

Once the obj is grouped, you can use the Setup room and a piece of clothing that is close to what you've made. Look in the manual for how to do that, I have tried it but it's years and years ago so I'm not certain of the workflow anymore.

Once you have your obj turned into a CR2 comes the "funny" part - the joint parameters. It's a lot of fiddling, sometimes it's easy, sometimes it's not. Depends on the clothing and the base figure :)

I'm really crap at explaining it, but it's not all that hard. Takes some time, but it's not rocket science :)

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