Is there such a script? My current method is opening the clothing in morph clothes and transferring/adding the morphs there. Basically I want to click V4 and go copy and then paste on clothes and it will add all missing morphs from the figure to the clothing hense giving me a perfect fit. Using morphing clothes app works perfectly, but it would be cool if this could all  be done in poser with one click and do an auto transfer.

Morcloth or Wardrobe Wizard are the only options I am aware of.

the morph clothes script can actually batch.  A little known fact.

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Morphing clothes has a few limitations, but it gets the job done.

Winterclaw...

I've never noticed any limitations.  It does everything I( ask it to. What am I missing that it should be doing?

1.  I've found some problems with mildly extreme morphs

2.  For breast morphs, it only moves the area around the breasts and not the cloth between them.  This doesn't bother me, but some people complain about it and if you don't like it, you have to fix it on your own somehow.

Quote - Basically I want to click V4 and go copy and then paste on clothes and it will add all missing morphs from the figure to the clothing hense giving me a perfect fit.

The clothing is going to have a different mesh (vertex count, and winding order) from that of V4. So there is no way you can literally Copy & Past the morphs, they just would not work on the clothing. Morphing Clothes does not literally copy the morphs to the clothing, it creates completely new morphs in the clothing, based on the shape of the morphs in the character. That's not to say that the morph transfer process could not be streamlined to something more along the lines you describe, but there is nothing like that at the moment (that I am aware of).

The new version of PMD can do this too, but it's not available yet. 

Quote - The new version of PMD can do this too, but it's not available yet. 

You mean colourcurvatures's PML ?

Yes, of course. No idea how the D came in... :cursing:

Cool. looks like the wonder app we've been waiting for:)

Well, it's not a wonder app, just different. You need a morphed and unmorphed figure in the same scene, both with the same garment, and the quality of the morph will decide how the calculated morph looks. It has a lot of potential, but it's still not a miracle. The main advantage is that it works from posed figures to posed figures, which the other tools I know cannot do.

For a high quality morph transfer, which I plan to use over and over again, I would still bring the new morph into Silo and clean it up a little bit. I like PML because I don't have to save a new figure with a custom based morph just for one transfer. But if I create a new character morph and want to give it a big bundle of clothes, I would use Morphing Clothes batch transfer, because that is much, much quicker than transforming each garment with PML. I both cases, I need a modeling app for a final touchup, and for that I need the Morph Loader from PML. 

It's a great new tool with new possibilities and new limitations. I'm pretty satisfied in was it does now, but it's still not an one-click solution with perfect results.