maybe this weekend ill do a tut on creating clothes from "Max to morphs " and cover all the tools I use and the steps I take in making clothes. I am sure there are OTHERS outh there that have but why not I can do one up this weekend.

OK I started a tutorial on my site : www.mcdlabs.com
 just click on the tutorials tab and you wills ee what i have started, as of right now it coversd a very BRIEF modelling informaiton about how to set up a model for use in Poser, then it goes through some information about importing a model into poser and setting it up as a conforming outfit using cr2 editor, and the final step is about adding morphs using the tailor.

I will improve these more as I go and as people ask questions , but hey its a start

Great job with this tutorial mertext! Really clearly describe!

I successed to make my tshirt a conforming cloth. But i used conCloth tool to manage that. I tried with CR2Editor, and even with your tutorial, i get the same result than on the pics above... But with conCloth, all is fine. I don't know what i did wrong...

I'm looking now around Wardrobe Wizard (cause i have it) to see if it will be able to do the same as the Tailor for the morphs transfer.

Many many thanks though mertext!  :D

OK. I just checked. WW can't transfer morphs, only if you go through it's conversion. So i just downloaded the Tailor. (my tool box for Poser is getting wide now...)  ;)

you will find that the tailor unfortunately tends to add a lot of distortion to morphs, thats why merchants don't use it. I'ts good for rough morphs by end users with no other options, but frankly it wouldn't pass muster for a commercial package. there really is no automatic process that can even come close to rivaling hand sculpting morphs. I would say that the best option for those who don't want to go thorugh the effort of sculpting their own morphs is to buy the magnet sets by Netherworks.

The Tailor works real well for when you say download a freebie clothing item and it doesn't have any morphs included. you can add all the morphs you need to the item using the tailor.

Yep, I wasn't saying that the tailor wasn't vauable as an end user tool. it is, I purchased it myself, and until I learned how to make content myself it came in handy. but I just wanted to make clear that it doesn't have enough polish to be used as a production level tool.