Hi.
I'm looking for a tutorial to make clothes super conforming. any help would be appreciated.
cheerio
lululee

Hey cheerio,

Um, gotta axe ... whatza dif 'tween "conforming" and "super conforming?"

Inquiring minds want to know.

cheers,
dr geep
;=]

 Morcloth does it while transfering morphs if you set it to that option.

Hi Geep,
My understanding is "it sticks better" to the morphs. I'm not quite sure how or why which is why Im looking for a tutorial.
I do know it involves crosstalk.
  If we get a tutorial maybe you can do a class.
cheerio
lululee

Hi basicwiz,
 I have morcloth.
Do you know where I tell it to superconform?
cheerio
lululee

Those would be the ones!!!!!!! 

I use them all of the time and find that they work extremely well.

If you DO need to touch something up, just go to the body part to do the touchup... not the full body morph.

Thanks so much basicwiz,
I really appreciate your help.
Have a great weekend.
cheerio
lululee

Lululee,
After you let MorCloth do it's magic you need to have the figure selected when you bring the clothing onto the stage.
If you have multiple clothing items then you need to reselect the figure after you bring the last clothing item onto the stage.

Whatever is selected when the clothing comes onto the stage it will super-conform to.

Thanks for that valuable info DarkEdge.
cheerio
lululee

Superconforming is when the clothes automatically match the figure's morphs when you load it into the scene. So V4's "Tummy Out" dialed to 1.00 will be set that way in the clothing.

Of course the clothing must HAVE the morph in order to match the figure. For example if V4 has Amazon dialed up and the clothing doesn't have the Amazon morph, nothing will happen for that morph.

I believe they must have the same names, as well. At least internally.

I too would like to know how to set Superconforming, if I do not have a utility to do it for me.

(Before someone suggests that Poser 8's SR3 includes a function to superconform a piece of clothing... It doesn't work properly yet.)

Quote - Hey cheerio,

Um, gotta axe ... whatza dif 'tween "conforming" and "super conforming?"

Inquiring minds want to know.

cheers,
dr geep
;=]

For super-conforming morphs you just leave the figure numbers out of the slaving code.

Normal slaving code: Figure 1 BODY:1 PBMCC_07

Code in super-conformer: Figure BODY PBMCC_07

Of course as imax24 said, the internal names must match those in the character.