I posted the combined female, bra and panties for Nerd's great chain male bikini to fun stuff. It is all one figure. No clothes. The bikini is hideable and all p4 morph targets work on the female portion. I also added a stock cape that I slap on all my super heroine figures. This cape has its own UV and can be hidden by just hiding the parts. Its also IK. She poses pretty darn well considering the bikini's complexity. Sorry no breast morph on this one. Credit goes to Nerd and the others who worked on the meshes. I simply combined them.

Mason, how about explaining the process to do this or writing a tutorial? It looks like you have figured out a great alternative for poser files.

What a nice contribution. Thankyou so much!!! Radart:)

That's a very impressive trick. Let me add my vote to wyrwulf's for a tutorial Paul

Several tutorials already exist. I've been doing this sort of thing for a long while now and Poser4 just makes it that much easier since the clothing is already in position for you. First thing you wanna do is get a good handle on how to use JWIND's COMPOSE program. This is the main app used to combine the Poser figures and the clothing. Here's a quick overview written up by JKELLER: http://super-spy.virtualave.net/dresstut.htm -JH.

I don't use compose. I'll check it out. Hopefully the compose route is less tedious. I was thinking of writing an app to do this. I use 3d studio to combine the meshes and codewrite to edit the cr2 and obj for adding the associations.

To add the cape with IK chains is something we could use a tutorial on big time. -JH.

Mason , I'm interested in workin with you on a app to do this , I have a syntax highlighting editor already made for CR2 files and the rest should not be too hard, contact me if you are interested ;-)

There's a cool CR2 editor on the FS Utilities section as well ;-) -JH.

Slightly off topic. Did anyone notice (if you watched Leprechauns) that the garb worn by Roger Daltrey lloks like the Chain Mail Texture? (BTW, I didn't watch, but I have the cover of the NYTimes TV section with a picture of Mr. D in his garb.)