I don't have the Poser Toolbox, but I'm curious regarding how robust the Shrinkwrap script is. A lot of my characters get pretty heavy-duty scaling and morphing, and although I do have WW and Morphing Clothes, it's not always easy to get clothes to fit well. Granted that there would probably be texture distortion issues, would Shrinkwrap help with this, or are ready-made clothing items too complex for that purpose?

When WW -> MC have given less than desirable results (cause of a more drastic morph or body shape change), Lyrra's magnet sets have helped me out.  I have the Girl and the GND4 and both do a better job for the first "fit" (form v4 clothes)...then the MC morphs added from the figure add the morphs I need...after.

The magnets give you more control to fit, after the default fit.

It does take more work though...

Just another option

Well, I'm not talking about "standard" body shapes like GND so much as stuff I work up myself. Not sure Lyrra can help there.

OK, you mentioned WW, so I was thinking figure to figure conversion...good luck!

No, I was thinking of WW's ability to transfer morphs (I think... since I have other scripts that do that, I haven't used it for that).

The shrink wrap tool in Poser Tool Box does what it says it does but I doubt if you want everything to look like spandex.

Wardrobe Wizard will build in a lot of adjustment morphs so that you can inflate by material if required. There is even a shrink wrap tool in there also.

What exactly is your issue?