Yes, why not?

You "project" the vertex position change from the original figure into you own mesh.
You do not copy data in any form or shape.

To distribute?

• The clothing will have to be your own mesh.
• You project the morph in your own mesh. You do not copy the delta's but do a projection.

And? You can not "simply" thighten and be done and forget about it either ( in this demo anyway).

**In the example demonstrated: I used 3 brushes to complete the transfer.
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• I used the Thighten Tool to project the morph in the clothing I build for Roxie.

• Then I used the Pull brush to "lift out" the aera between the breasts, as you do not want "skinthight" clothing there.

• Then I went over the area between the breasts with a slight stroke of the Smooth brush at a low setting.

This is also the reason why I prefer this method over the "Copy Morph From" option only available in PP2014.

Using the morph brushes, you have much more control over the end result.

Happy Posering, Tony

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