I am producing a set of clothes, and have noticed in many products that when the right collar of a figure is raised or lowered the skin of the figure pops out of the conforming clothing... Answer, well normally its in the form of a morph or a set of magnets, which i can do, but is annoying when posing figures... So what else can you do??? Well i have managed to add Joint Controlled Morphs to the clothes that when conformed to the figure are controlled by the figure, so this means that when you raise the right collar on the figure the clothes alter shape to adapt to the figure, removing the pop out flesh problem... But the problem... the clothes only work with one figure in any scene, including scenes with two or more figures in, and the clothes wont work properly if you then conform them to another figure in the scene unless you start again from scratch.... so... do i use the old aproach of user controlled morphs to stop these pop outs or Use this new aproach that does the morphs for you??? Please comment as i am unsure which people would like?

JCMs in clothing rely on a bug in Poser called crosstalk - however as you've discovered, it doesn't always work reliably, and I believe Poser 5 has 'fixed' the bug, and the advantages that go along with it. That doesn't mean you shouldn't provide a JCM, but in some circumstances it will have to be manually adjusted; something for the readme file (or the "don't bother reading me and muddle through somehow" file as it's sometimes known).