I was answering the first half of your question that there is no reason to transfer MilTeeth to any of the Mil3 figures because all those figures already have the teeth.

For any other figures, your best bet is resizing and parenting the teeth figure to the character's head. That allows retaning the figure as a character that can be posed separately from the figure's mouth. Using an Obj prop will leave the teeth stuck in whatever posed you saved it as. If the character, you're putting the teeth into, has a separate jointed jaw, versus mouth morphs to open and close the mouth, saving the top half of the teeth, and bottom half, separately, allows parenting the upper to the head and the lower to the jaw.

The Mil3 figures all have MilTeeth.

PoserWorld has an old P4 Male Zootsuit that may convert well with WardrobeWizard.

Attached Link: http://www.runtimedna.com/

It's a shame that the stuff isn't being marketed somewhere else. Poserstyle had a lot of quality content and much of it was for the newer DAZ figures. At a low enough price, one would think that even the V2/M2 items could sell well.

Poserworld has some with a cheerleader set.

Attached Link: Corel's Painter Page

Amazingly, Corel's KPT Collection page doesn't show a single example of what the filters can do. It's embrarrassing.

Thanks a bunch! 

I didn't have time to get everything I wanted because I didn't have enough time, but I certainly appreciate what I did get.  When I have more time, I'll have to look into getting a subscription.

Quote - > Quote - I don't think you will get a confirmation email.  I've been waiting since day 1. .

Depending on what email service you're using, it may get blocked as spam.  I found my confirmation message in my Yahoo Bulk Mail folder.  A lot of people, that accidentally get signed up for newsletters, report them as spam and then everything from that address gets blocked once there is some unspecified number of spam reporting.  When I signed up at XFX3D, the newsletter was unchecked such that somebody would have to take action to receive it.  It's hard to say why this address would be blocked.

I wouldn't use WW for hair. If it's a regular hair item, it's easier to fit it on a character in the default zero pose, memorize it (from the Edit menu) and save it into the hair library for the new figure.

The biggest problem with purchasing RTEncoded content is that it only works on a specific version of the figure. I don't know if RTE is less sensitive to figure versions than Objaction Mover (which won't work if just the date is changed in the file), but I've run into some content that requires finding an older version of a figure to correclty work, requiring some trial and error to find which one works. That then sticks the purchaser to figure out how to transfer that content to the most recent version of the figure.

You'd have to go to nontransmapped hair, like the old Long Conform Curls that came with Poser (under Clothing-Conforming, P4-Female)

To see what the obj for your transmapped hair looks like, go to the material editor, change the transparency to 0, select all, and apply all to turn it solid.  Things like bangs will be a solid plane.  Transmapped hair may not look very good as an object and you'll have to use the curls, mentioned above.

Unless the Sims programs support BVH files, Poser would be of little use.  The 3D world, Secondlife, does support BVH files, and has provided Poser versions of their human figures, to help assist in using Poser with their world.  Secondlife is still limited to importing motion files and textures.

Quote - WW only works on clothing and "wardrobe related" things, not the figures that wear them.

Unless there is code to prevent it, WW wouldn't know the difference between clothing and figures.

The news was saying that a lot of people are panicking over today's significance, 6/6/06, and the remake of "The Open" is using it for their premiere. They mentioned one woman who did an early caesarian to deliver her baby a week before the dreaded date. The Church of Satan is having a special mass in California (I wonder if they're eligible for religious tax-free status?).

I remember that there were a lot of people getting married on 9/9/99 so that couples would easily remember their anniversary. I haven't heard of a similar rush for today.