To conclude my participation here :

DAZ officially recognized that the described method works. BUT the publication or distribution of this dynamic content is not allowed. It's ok for personal use, but you can't sell or offer as a freebie. I must admit that I understand the official DAZ advice, but I will never understand why the vendors need a such EXPENSIVE application to create content. This is binding DS4 popularization at all, I think that the agreement between DAZ and Optitex is a past conceptual mistake. But, if there is an agreement, it must be fulfilled.

The official DAZ position is here : http://www.daz3d.com/forums/viewthread/39635/P90 post #104

So, please, don't publish your creations using this method.

Actually only one human being can create cloth using Optitex software. IMHO DAZ should be more active and negotiate a really cheaper license to selected DAZ vendors. The argument that Optitex is a very complex software and that the users will not able to use it is BULLS**T and a hard offense to the PA's intelligence.

I'm happy to see that at least one user was able to create a clothify script, a very old friend from Poser 4 period. For obvious reasons, sorry, this basic script can't be redistributed.

I'm double happy because the same cowboy proofed that it's also possible to include the seams and buttons, although these features actually require the use of external applications to calculate and create the complex lines that are pasted into the duf file. So you can add pockets, belts, it's possible to do it. Just be curious enough to discover how to do it, all you need are in the duf files.

To those who call me "hacker": You must consult a psychiatrist to treat your jealousy. Sorry, but there is nothing to do about your stupidity, you must live with it.

The next time you see someone writing that it's impossible to create DS4 dynamic clothes, please, be active and assert that this is not true, you can create your own content.

Be free, be happy. 

Bye.