Here's what I did: I made a new set of sneakers for the baby. 1.)rescaled the women's sneaker 2.)used magnets to fine tune the shape of the sneaker 3.) exported as a new .obj file 4.)copied the sneakers .cr2 and replaced both pointers to point to my new .obj The new sneakers have the same parts as the old ones. But the problem is that when I conform it to the baby. They conform to the thighs. Not the shins. I tried making a new .Cr2 with .PHI builder and doing it that way. But it still didn't conform anywhere near the shin. Something in the .Cr2 file tells the figure what body part to conform to. Or something like that. Where the heck is it? I can't find it. Anyone know how to do this? ScottA

You have to do an OBJ swap, if I remember correctly, Steve Shanks and RenaPD covered this in detail a while back; run a search for their names and/or conforming clothing in the Archives. It's one of those processes that SOUNDS easy, but looks messy, and I've never tried it myself.

what you need to do is import the baby obj from geometries then get the shoes in place on that then export and use the baby cr2 as a template for the new obj's, then conform them and use the joint editor to tweeak them into place ...just moving cemtres should do it, then delete the baby and sdave the shoes..........i think thats it :o)........Steve

Nerd has a really good tutorial on conforming clothes. I used it on Krysta's conforming mane. Essential, you break the conforming object into the same groups as the figure it is to conform to, and then copy all the JPs to the conforming article. Anyway, Nerd's tutorial covers this in great detail. Regards- Lemurtek

Thanks guys. But none of these methods are working for me. What's the URL for those tutorials? Thanks. ScottA

Obvious question but are the baby's parts shin/etc named the same on the baby? At work so I couldn't answer myself.

Thanks for the help everyone. I think I just found what I was doing wrong. Yes brschmidt. They are named like that. Thanks again. ScottA