Great works! And, Thank you for picking up my image!

It's a pleasure :)

Quote - Would you mind emailing me your adjusted files Elleque?

It would be good to see exactly how you fixed them I think... and I can make sure to include all your adjustments, with the next update.

If that's okay, then the email address is in the readme :)

O.K., I sent an Emal to your address now.
If you receive nothing soon, tell me about it. But there may be a time lag for about one day.

Now they are working well with DS3 :)

I think that more people want to use your package :)

Helmet is working well with Poser7, too.
But I don't know why Jet Pack is still strange with Poser7.
And I don't know whether all Poser7 users have the same matter.
I think that probably cause is only my environment.

Quote - I only added the "Chest" bone to the Jet Pack and the "Head" bone to the Helmet... which seems to do the trick for Poser 9 / Pro 2012.Do you mean that I need to add all the bones, in order for the "conform to..." to work in earlier Poser versions then?

Your clothes have actually bones of Pippin's part. I'm sorry, I had mistaken. Because I saw an odd result with my Poser7. And your figure clothing must have fit to Pippin automatically. But, it didn't follow the movement of Pippin's head.

But I use the latest MacOS. It is wrong for all the versions of Poser and DAZStudio. Thus I think that my result is untrustworthy. I didn't find a strange point in the descriptions of your CR2.

Now all items work well with Poser9 even on my environment.

The buckle has a high mirroring value. Thus the surface of the bootie is reflected in its side. Then, it may have been seen as to be in a deep position. I thought so.

Incidentally, this is a report.
I don't know which version of Poser everybody is using. I use Poser 6 - 9.
The command of "Conform to (Fit to)" does not work with Poser7 or DAZStudio. It must have a description of the same bone structure as Pippin in its CR2 for Poser7. You can copy the description of Pippin's CR2 if you are interested in it.
And old Poser users (or DS users) have to set the materials by themselves.
But they can use the item by parent-izing manually. I think probably that is not a difficult work for a Poser user.

I especially love the elaborate design of the Jet Pack. Very COOL :)

I couldn't see that problem with my 3D program or DAZStudio.
I saw that with only Poser.
And now I saw that problem on your promo image "monkeycloud_rocketbairn_promo1.jpg". But it may be my mis-recognition. Because it is a small part.
Other promo images seem to have not that point. Did you make the promo1.jpg the same time as other promo images?

Forgive me if this was an impolite act, now I tried to open your obj file by a text editor.
I have heard that some program needs Line-Feed to read a file in a single-line units.
I added LF in the end of the obj file.
The left(RihtBootie) is that result.

But I am still doubting my environment of Poser and MacOS. And my Vista is working in a virtual system on MacOS.
I would like to know whether every Mac user will see such a status.

I think it is good if this matter is a cause of only my environment.

Excuse me, I don't understand whether this is a problem of only my environment.

The lower buckle of the bootie has a hole.
So I tried to load the obj file by a 3D program which I use.
But I saw no hole on that. I don't know why, but the hole appeared on the stage of Poser9.
I use MacOS.

I think they will work well with old Poser and DAZStuido(except the MATs).

I just can't wait to get them!

Great looks! All items seem to have no problem.

Many interesting ideas! I am looking forward to seeing those completed :)

Dani made me notice this thread.

It looks great! Especially COOL Jet Pack!

Thanks for announcing, Alisa. I am unaccustomed to use the forums.

I got many help of didda, EnaR and trumarcar for the making of the dolly. I hope that many people love this :)