3D-Mobster posted at 9:31AM Mon, 28 January 2019 - #4344360

But you could maybe just change the scale of outfit A to 0 at frame 44 that should make it so small that you can't see it and then you scale outfit B into the correct scale at frame 55.

Here's the answer I was looking for. There's a key icon next to the Visible checkbox which ties visibility to a keyframe. The figure wears all sets of clothing in the sequence but at frame 1 outfit B is marked not visible (with key) and outfit 1 is marked visible (with key). At frame 52, outfit A is marked not visible (again with key) and outfit B is marked visible (again with key). When the third outfit change occurs the same procedure will be followed.

Now I can have a single .pz3 for all the frames I need to render as stills. Plus, if and when I need to do stories as animations this will be just as applicable.