I am working with other primates and have tried to follow your tutorial. I seem to be having a problem getting the cr2 to work after getting rid of all the channels. The clothing has already been fit to the figure and looks real good. I make all the body parts that come into contact with the clothing disappear, but when I try to confrom it, it gets all wacked out. I didn't know about the joint centers and different zone settings that affect the obj. files. I'm starting to understand how it all works, but after working all day long, I have trouble thinking about it. I think I'm going to try the tut. from nerd3d next. Do you think I may be doing something wrong with the cr2? I'm also having a problem importing the obj. file back into poser. There's nothing there when I bring it into Poser. I hope to figure it out eventually.

I've tried conforming the clothing first, it just gets all messed up. I also tried conforming the figure to the clothing, the results were even worse. I did find a tut. at nerd3d that makes a lot of sense, so I'm gonna give it a shot. It sounds very complicated and tedious (what isn't in 3d, right?). I'm also checking out your clothing tut. bloodsong. Thanks a lot for your responses, I'm glad I found a place to get interactive advice(after teaching myself and floundering around for the last 6 months). Thanks again.

I think it's an excellent idea to seperate the gallery into categories. I know that I don't like to waste my time looking at a bunch of stuff that I'm not interested in anyway. I may be new at this site, but I'm not new to surfing around from one gallery to the next, and many others on the web do seperate their art into categories, subcategories, and even specific artists. I hope this idea will be given a chance.