Ok, here goes.  First load up F4.  You wanted Base F4, so that's what I loaded.  If you select his "body" you'll notice that he's got the Monstrous Body dialed to .7  (70%)  that's base F4, so we'll work with that.

edit: arghhhh can't figure out how to upload a file.. Please hold.

Ok, Raven hit it on the head.  I put together some images to show how to do all that somewhat manually, but he managed to do it in 50 words or less, which is better :)

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It's not that hard to get clothes to fit Freak 4, even with the scale on, even with the clothes conformed.  You just have to unhide the scaling from the body parts of the clothing and dial in a bigger chest.

I think all this hullaballoo about Freak "not working" in Poser was just a way to make everyone play the blame game.

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I haven't had that problem ever in Crossdresser.  Hmmm.. Where are the tears?  What clothes have you had the issue with, converting from what character to what character?  If I have them I'll give it all a try and see if I have the same problem

Are you chosing "high" quality?    I always choose that.

I understand that there may be tears where the old mesh was separated for the old character's body parts, and by selecting "weld clothing" that might be stopped.

I also understand there may be rips from bending because of erroneous falloff zones, and you can uncheck that box and see if that helps.

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A little off topic (so sorry OP), but I got a little frustrated with the otherwise amazing VSS skin prop adjusting the shading domains on some of my props and clothing that happened to have names like "arm"band, etc.  I built a new VSS prop that is just for the Mil4 bunch.  It looks for exact shading domain names and only adjusts those.

If anyone is interested in them, let me know by site mail, or just let me know if I should start another thread.  I don't want to hijack this one.  I would like to know if there's interest in me sharing this.

I loaded the skin shaders with Bagginsbill's lastest PR3 shader.

I must warn you though, I separated the skin shaders into three, face, limbs and torso.  I did this because I like to mix the spec maps that come with any given character with some of the spec maps I like better.  I suppose I could easily make two versions, and all-skin and a separate-skin.

I also put separate templates in for eye-whites, eye-surface, lacrimals, tear, tongue, nails and lips.  This doesn't cause any trouble if you don't want to adjust them, it just allows the adjustment if you want it.  (BagginsBill, I know, leave the lips the same as the face, but sometimes I want a bit more shine and I haven't yet built a map that will blend the lips into the face)

Anyway, if and when there's a new VSS prop for P8 as the OP has requested, I can copy those shaders into my prop as well.

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Quote - Right... I'm not talking about adding morphs to clothing.  I'm talking about the automatic adjustment between morphing and scaling already shared between the clothing and figure.

Yea, ok.  That's what I hoped you were talking about :)  What Letterworks says is true.  If you select the figure and add the clothing, then conform it, it will conform to the body.

Scaling is different though. :-/  Poser doesn't do it automatically, you do have to do that manually.  I agree, it should.

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meh... I figured it out.  The injection files in the pose library are named .PZ2 rather than .pz2.  Change those and she's a beauty again.  I know I've read that this is already a known issue with P8 and will be fixed.

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Quote - "Or is it that you want Poser to be able to analyze the morphs in the figure and add and dial them automatically to the clothing?  (Like Morph Follower in DS3A?)"

Yeah, I think Poser should be doing this automatically.  Studio has been doing this for longer than DS3A.  So does Carrara.  Whenever a piece of clothing is conformed in those programs its automatically adjusted.  There can be some slight tweaking due to poke through, but not nearly the amount that's needed in Poser.  It's annoying to be buying scripts for something that should be a part of the program.

I think we're missing something here.  Studio and Carrara can't load a morph into clothing that doesn't already exist in the clothing.

DS3A has the new morph follower that does, I think. 

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Quote -  Is there a poser script that will adjust conforming clothing to the same scale and morphs as the characters?  It's kind of annoying that with the latest version of Poser, this doesn't automatically adjust like it does for Studio and Carrara.

PapaBlueMarlin,

I see alot of answers that appear to be answering different questions.  Could you please specify?

Are you saying the morphs already exist in the clothing, but aren't being dialed? 

Or is it that you want Poser to be able to analyze the morphs in the figure and add and dial them automatically to the clothing?  (Like Morph Follower in DS3A?)

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