Thank you, that's much appreciated. I'm literally just starting to touch on the learning (or possibly catastrophy curve) of clothing, so can only imagine what a nightmare starting from an essentially unique figure must have been!  Will add you on as a friend here, and if I do come across anything useful, will pass it along, although I suspect it's going to be a good long while before I stop screaming quietly just at the thought of what's involved. Best of luck with your projects :) 

Cheers, and sorry Gmv for hijacking the thread!  I'm gently coming to the realisation that Daz users tend to have a loads of good info out there, it's just not all in one head or one place, so just shout if you get stuck, as I think we've all been there before and, fortunately, they're all a pretty darn friendly bunch :) Daz is an excellent program (depending on your needs) and they do keep steadily improving it.

The only major issue I've ever had was the lack of information that falls somewhere between 'first time you open the program' and 'requiring a goodly level of technical knowledge' at the other end, with regards to clear step-by-step walkthroughs of the more advanced functions. It's just such a shame as what little I have touched on is potentially quite powerful and (for me at anyrate) more intuitively laid out than Poser. However, before I get pounced on, that's not a criticism of Poser :)  Otherwise, it's a good, generally very reliable and unexpectedly potent bit of kit with some really nice features.