SamTherapy posted at 11:18AM Wed, 24 May 2017 - #4305780

By and large, figures work only with clothes specific to them. You can re-fit them using Wardrobe Wizard - now built into Poser - or other third party apps such as CrossDresser.

Caveats to WW are the clothes sometimes look half melted after conversion and without a few extra steps, you lose the morphs they include. Can't speak for CrossDresser, ain't never had it.

Many figures have additional morphs which can adjust the figures' proportions but not all clothing will adjust accordingly without extra work. DAZ used to provide a variety of Poser compatible figures and morphs - clothes, too - with a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Not sure if they're available now, though.

I have used both Wardrobe Wizard and CrossDresser and I would find it difficult to pick a winner. For some clothes Wardrobe Wizard is better but for others CrossDresser takes the honors, I guess it depends on how the clothes are created. Of course the big plus for WW is that, as you say, it is already included with Poser although CrossDresser is hard costly if you are only using one or two figures.

 

 

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