Try opening the figure menu at top, with article of clothing selected under image. IE: Bikini Top Body. Then conform to figure 1. If that doesn't work, resize the article, and maybe rotate it, using the dials. Then there are several places where you can "set parent." In the object properties, "Set parent" will only appear if the item and character aren't going through each other. In the figure pulled down you can force a "set parent" if they do, and you did like ScottA suggested. The follow parent moves option should only be chosen for soft clothes items. Items like armor, swords, etc will deform if you do that. VERY, VERY IMPORTANT: AFTER you got the clothes fitted, and the parent set, Make sure the item name is still on the left, and "BODY" is at the right under the image. THEN hit the + PLUS sign to add it into your clothing file. Use a name that helps you remember it IS fitted to whatever character. AND select the SINGLE ITEM, not the WHOLE FIGURE option. That way you can recall and conform that article of clothing over and over without the hassle each time. The WHOLE FIGURE will save a character, it's clothes, shoes, hair, weapons, etc. Also, Zoom in on the article of clothing so you have a good picture in your menu. Hope that helps John

Geez, And I thought I was the only one Poser did that to!

Goto Fairywoods, they've got several characters that were jointly created by up to four people:1 for body, 1 for hair/head, 1 for clothes, and 1 for props. Some models, only one person has the rights to. Some models, the seperate parts belong to respective creators, and on others, joint ownership. You might talk to them to get your answers.