will that work in later versions of Poser without hoop jumping? That was written with a previous version of python, which is why I didn't suggest it.

The site didn't change sizes. It is possible to change the size of web pages by pressing ctrl- or ctrl+ or using the scroll wheel while the ctrl button is pressed. You can press ctrl 0 to reset it.

with a mac, it's either command - or + or Command-Option-Plus (+) or Command-Option-Minus (–) depending on what software you're using.

No, guys in pants don't need nudity tags, assuming the pants aren't around their knees ;)

It depends on the clothing and how it was built. If there are a lot of detached decorations, then it may end up being more trouble than it's worth. The easiest way is to take the garment into the fitting room and spawn a prop. You'll need a second figure in the scene to stand in as the goal but since you aren't doing any fitting, it can be any figure.

You can also export the clothing as an obj and re-import it. I prefer the fitting room because it retains shaders and doesn't leave a file on my hard drive that I have to remove later.

Sometimes the body part aren't welded and the clothing will fall apart in the cloth room. If you want to use the fitting room method, you can try converting the clothing to simple bones single skin (figures>skinning method) but most likely you will have to take the clothing into a modeler and weld it there.

I like how this was implemented. I like that the links for the departments are availbale in the subdepertmnets so if I'm looking in sweatshirts and want to check other tops, I can go back to tops rather than having to start in clothing.

Documentation for what?

Actually, you can't mass delete everything from the hierarchy. what you can do is select everything as hborre says except 1 thing (like the hedges). Parent them to that item by dragging and dropping then delete that item making sure the "delete attatched" check box is checked on the pop up window.

Glad I could help

For hiding what you don't want, the easiest in this case would probably be with LF2 selected, go into edit mode (tab). Look at the materials panel and find the tongue. Hit select. Hit shift h to hide everything that isn't selected. Then make your morph in the edit mode or go to sculpt mode.

Let me know if you need screenshots or a more detailed step-by-step.

Now if you're still having problems, you can load the clothing. If the clothing has body parts that can bend, it's conforming. If it's all one part that doesn't bend, it's a prop and needs the cloth room.

If you're having trouble seeing things, there are a few things you can do to help. First, you can increase the size of the interface by going to edit>general preferences and on the interface tab, change the UI scale to something larger. You will need to restart Poser for it to take effect.

and here's a sample of how it looks at a scale of 2

You will need to resize the pallets using the "handle" between them

You can also change the size of the thumbnails in the library which will increase the size of the little person icon on the thumbnail

click on the 3 dots. At the bottom of your library. Click on the tree tab. Slide the thumbnail size slider over until you get the size you want. Do the same for the selected thumbnail size slider. Then click the three dots to close that panel.

Silence? we're still waiting on a response from you. As Deecey said. We need a step by step of what you've done. We can't help you find where things went wrong if we don't know what you did

That's a great idea. They can be tricky trying to get certain ideas across but they can be fun too.

I recommend contacting https://support.renderosity.com/

If I remember correctly, if you added a bunch of things all at once, it sometimes took a while for the content to show up in the library the first time and it would look blank. But assuming that isn't the problem, can you post a screenshot of your runtime from Explorer or Mac's equivalent making sure to show us as much as possible of the file structure?