I think I think I have a way to give mille a wardrobe. I do not have her so I am not sure if it works but what I heard is true this should compensate for the different cut and extra body parts. (And please dont tell me "I just know there is no way this can work" unless you try it. I hate that so much I usually go a head and go it just to prove them wrong.) 1) remove all the morphs from her, turn IK off, set all scaling and taping parameters to 100% and trnaformation to zero and save it as new cr2. 2) open the cr2 word processor and change the OBJ references to piont to the catsuit. (If you know how you may want to remove the material referance at the end.) Save it as a new cr2 3) Open the catsuit cr and the "zeroed" cr2 and the original mille cr2 and use magnets to morph the catsuit so it fits millie. It may require using magnets that affect multiple body parts. 4) save the cr2 of the catsuit with the magnets 5) Save cr and when you want to adapt some clothing open the cr2 in a word processor and change the OBJ reference to whatever piece of clothing you want to use, open it in poser and it should fit. If you want spawn morphs and delete the magnets and viola! New clothing for millie.

Tis a darn good idea! There may be a problem with where a standard part meets a non-standard part in the .cr2 The weld lines come to mind. I was thinking of recutting the meshes of the standard clothes to fit the extra parts and then doing what you have above.

Richard Kane came up with a good idea for the physique model. It seemed to work pretty well though since this is a different model it might not work. Load in the millie and then take the piece you want to add to her and instead of hitting new figure hit the replace figure and tell it to keep proportions of the orignal. Load Millie again as a new character and adjust using magnets a little and put it back into the closet as a morphed wardrobe. I am not sure if it worked with the new character since it has different parts but it does work well with altered people and stuff at least .. Good luck

I am looking for a way to use teh same geometery so all we have to do is post the cr2. Traveller a good piont about the weld lines- but tis an easy fix. The weld line are not dependant on teh hierachcy. You van copy teh weld statements from teh Poser P4 figure One you get the magnets and weld statements right all you have to do is change the OBj statement in the cr2. I there are still a coupe more tricks up my sleeve in case these do not work

True, but a .pcf encoded file woulden't be that big. A .cr2 would be your best bet all the way around. I am going to give this a try and see what happens. Sounds like a fun experiment :)