You can use magnets to change the shape of the bikini right in Poser. Might take a bit of practice to get it right. Once you have it the way you want, you can spawn a morph target based on the deformations the magnets made. Additionally you can save these magnets as props so you can pull them out later to use on other peices of clothing. Hope this helps.

Great work, Warrior DL. I'll certainly be using these.

Would it work if you went under the propeties for the caual figure's hip and thigh parts and unchecked 'visible'? That would leave the top part of the shorts because thats part of the abdomen section I believe. And I'm not sure what you mean when you say violate Zygote's license? Are you planning on selling/distributing the figure?

If I'm not mistaken, lawboy is made out of the P3 casual male. Therefore his shirt and pants are part of the figure itself. The rest of it (badge, belt, gun, flashlight, hat, etc.) are just props parented to that figure.

I think the main problem with adapting the P4 Trenchcoat to Mike is the way they changed the way the chest and colar areas are cut between P4 and Mike. That and the P4 Trenchcoat model is way too bulky looking.

You need a higher resolution texture file. A 400 pixel x 400 pixel image is going to look rather pixilated, but a 1200 x 1200 will look better and a 2400 x 2400 will look great.

Nice work.

The 'Upper Eyebrows' material can be set to 100% transparent and have a trans map applied to it to give the eyebrows a fuller, more 3D look to them as well. A transmap would be a good place to start with that hair, as well as additional modelling/morphing so that it fits around the ears and forehead better.

I just went there and found the guillotine still there. No linkage to PFO that I can see.

Select the part of the boot in question. Go under your 'Windows' menu and I think it's 'Joint Editor' (I'm at work right now so I don't have it in front of me). In the joint editor, select side-to-side in the top pull down menu and then uncheck 'use sperical falloff zones.' Then try to pose your figure and see if the undesired effect goes away. You may also want to select bending and twisting from that pull down menu and turn off the falloff zones for them as well.

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Sounds like you need to adjust the 'spherical falloff zones' in the JP's or just turn them off for that part of the boot. have you tried applying the morph to the boot when it's not conformed to a figure?

Have you tried to apply the morph to the same figure without any clothes conformed to it? You may want to delete clothing characters one at a time, attempting to apply the morph between each delete just to try and narrow down where the problem is. And if you let us know the specific characters in question, that might help ring bells with people who may have run into similar problems.

Sounds like the cr2 is pointing to the correct objects, but the body part group names in the cr2 aren't matching up with the group names in the .obj. Look at both of the files in a text editor or the utilities out there like cr2editor and compose and match the names up.

They usually sell the freebie stuff after the period it's free for on CD's or individually. So if it's not in their freebie section right now, it's not free.