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FFS I reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally wish someone would make this exact type of shoe style for Ana. The poor girl is always barefoot on the street because no shoes work with her atm that aren't some type of stupid high heeled tramp shoe.

BTW socks, people wear socks still, don't they?

Have you tried converting shoes to props, parenting them to her feet, and the making her feet invisible? (and moving the shoes around to accomodate the pose).

You can do the same thing without converting to props. If it's a figure that includes both shoes, you just have to load it twice, making the left shoe invisible in order to fit the right foot, and vice versa with the right shoe.

It's an imperfect workaround, to be sure, and I haven't actually tried it. But it might work for you.

Still, wouldn't mind more content for Ana and Tyler. But since they are Poser figures, Wardrobe Wizard does wonders... except sometimes, as you point out, with shoes.

Edit: Socks are a different story.

I should learn to model just so I can make socks.

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