> Quote - Or you can add the gnd4 morph to clothing with the use of my GND4 Magnet set, which gives you more control over the end result > > Sorry to be crass and post a commercial offsite link .... but er .. this magnet set is sold at my own site directly. > > http://www.cyclopsstudio.net/ > > As soon as I get the new files I will be adding any new GND4 morphs to the magnet set > > BH > > I'm glad you decided to revists GND4, she looks great. I know so many people love this morph, its nice to see her with spiffy new materials. > > Lyrra

In case anyone is not sure how the magnets work versus an auto-clothes morpher, they work very well!  Takes a little more time (IMO) to get it right, but the results are worth it.  Both tools get the job done, and its a decision of the right tool for the right job.  For example, in that Lara render of mine, a few posts back, that was with Morphing Clothes, and in that render (angle), the leg bands look fine.

On the flip side, I just got the GND4 magnets, cause I was not happy with the results of the leg bands conversion overall (for future renders)...here is a pic of the bands fitted via Lyrra's Magnets on left (brown), versus MC on right (black).  Both are fitted well, but there is some distortion with the automated approach.  It's a trade-off I guess.

Thought it would be worth it to show it.

(and if you do get them, Ockhams Delete Magnets script is helpful  :)  )