She need a good vendor support, his origins are not important but where she go is important.

If a lot people buy them, but after 3 months you have only two miniskirt and  one bikini on the marketplace, with some freestuff here and there, this is probably a failure, she end collecting dust in some dark corner of a runtime.

From what i see in the forums, creating a figure is most likely a one person task, but creating a viable figure is a team work.

Once the figure is ready, in place to release a poor naked girl (or boy) they must contact some vendor under NDA to create a set of clothes, morphs and assorted items, some vendors will probably not work on a unknown brand new figure, but some will take the risk.

Look at DAZ when they get out a new figure, she come with a full closet, various hairs and poses sets, morphs and several bundles fitting all budgets, a lot of people have worked in secrecy to make all these things who are released together.

IMO SM must work with Renderosity and/or RDNA to release a figure with some chance.

i have used then a lot in 2008-2010, currently i a more in the dynamic clothes and they are installed but not used. 

For a three button mouse you can look at this : http://www.evoluent.com/vm4r.htm

Autogroup create the groups corresponding to the figure in your cloth objet, these groups are read from the figure object and transfered to your cloth object, once this is done you can move polygons form one group to another, usualy you need to fix the hip area between the legs

Quickconform create the CR2 for your cloth from an existing CR2, you select your cloth object, a CR2 belonging to your target figure, usually a DEV CR2 (figure CR2 stripped of the morphs and JCM) and an output CR2 name

A typical workflow is like that

1. Model your cloth

2. Create the UVmap

3. Use Autogroup to create and adjust the group in you cloth

4. Use QuickConform to create the CR2 for your cloth

Note: the Autogroup and Quickconform work can be done in Poser with the group editor and the Setup room, but these tools are faster to make the work once you know how to use them.

Obj2CR2 work with templates to group your cloth object and use a set of DEV CR2 to make the work of QuickConform, problem is when a figure is not supported, but you can always ring PhilC for any question.

DS 4 pro include all the tools to make the same work too, when you rig in DS you need to choose a Rig of type "Parametric (Legacy)" to make your rig compatible with Poser, the other rig option is for Genesis stuff

Quote - This was a Sylfie render in P9 I did a short while back, when talking about A3 over at the old working Daz Forum A3 thread!  It was my first real attempt at an A3 render, after seeing some great images! (click for bigger)

nice, Sylfie is one of my favorites character

Quote - quick sim.

there are no textures, so this is using BB's excellent sequins shader available on his site for free.

gorgeous, i use the BB sequins all the time

my goal is to make 3 versions, one for Alyson2, one for Anastasia and one for Shae, so people pick the version they need without having to run an additional simulation.

I use almost only Aiko 3, all others figures don't have his charm and magic, sometime i try another one but after two-three days i always come back to Aiko 3.

Attached Link: 3Dream Universal Skull Caps

http://arrow3d.com/3Dream-HairUpdateV4.htm

Thank you Cage for this little script who save a lot of time

Quote - I tried tooling around with it again last night, but just didn't really know what I was doing. I understand you add a lighting, then when you export to lux render its suppose to render? But nothing showed up and I kept getting error messages.

posting the errors messages can help a lot i think