Quote - If you're working in Studio,  there's a pretty easy work flow to get it into Poser with most of the work done for you...

1. Either export your studio work as a .cr2 or DSON it and then resave it in Poser as a .cr2.

2. If you have Poser2014/10, use in the "Figure" menu tree the "Copy joint zones from..." Dawn to your clothing content.  "Copy morphs from..." works fairly well too.  I found that simply copying the Dawn Poser WMs gets you pretty close.

Poser Place's Outfitter (free at RDNA) is more versatile, as it will allow you to exclude actors from the joint zone transfer processs.  This is useful for hip and thigh actors of dresses and skirts, or the toes of shoes...

http://www.runtimedna.com/Outfitter.html

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