Thanks gang. Now lets see if I can get in and out of svdl's freestuff page without downloading everything available...so much good stuff!

:)

-SS

Thanks for the replies, and the link to the DAZ instructions. One question regarding this:

"...First parent the BODY of the clothing item to the BODY of the intended target figure, and then copy the pose from the figure to the clothing item...."

How does one "copy a pose?"  Do they mean apply the same pose to the clothing (figure)?

I tried the magnetize with "Helena" using these instructions--same result, no fit. Genesis V4 works just fine however, so it must be something specific with Helena.

When I get (and have more time) I'll try some of jonthecelt's suggestions.

Thanks again.

-SS

Quote - Somewhere in your V4 pose files you should find a folder called "magnetize clothing"  and inside that folder you will find a "magnetize to  V4" file : select the clothing, click the file and your clothing should fit. Use the other, numbered files if you have more V4's in your scene.

I should have mentioned that I've tried the magnetize poses. My testing process for those is as follows:

1. Load V4
2. Load Bikini Top
3. Morph V4 with Helena character morphs
4. Select Bikini Top
5. Use !Magnetize to V4 pose

The magnetize pose doesn't seem to do anything at all. :(   (I'm using the un-numbered pose since I only have the single V4 in the scene.)  I've also tried conforming the top before and after Helena, and morphing V4 before loading the top.

Thanks.

-SS

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LMAO too. Thanks all. -Steve

Sorry, I've been tied up with other stuff. I'll finish the script and get it uploaded ASAP. -Steve

Yeah, that's what I thought. There's only a few, but when batch rendering it was a pain. Thanks for the reply! Incidently, I wrote a batch renderer script because I didn't see anything like it (not counting batchgen)--that is, a script to recurse through a directory structure rendering samples for each Poser file found. I've found that I don't always save WIP under a suitable name or in a suitable location and often forget about projects I was playing with. The script helped me remember what that "untitled1.pz3" file (and the like) contained. :) Does such a script (batch rendering, again not as complex/full-blown as batchgen) exist and I just missed it, or would making my script available be of use to others? -Steve