I have been playing with Vicky (grin), and trying to fix defects in renders. In this example, Vicky's shoulders are busting out of her t-shirt.

In this case, I was told we could click on an area and make it invisible...That way the shoulder would be covered by the t-shirt. For some reason Poser thinks Vicky's shoulder is her collar!

The right shoulder no longer pokes through the t-shirt.

It seems logical to select the left collar, and make it invisible, right?!

Unfortunately, Vicky now looks like the Invisible Woman...only partly so. It's not a very pretty sight.

I made Vicky's collar visible again, then decided to do some postwork. I use Ulead PhotoImpact 6... It's inexpensive, and has all the features of the more inexpensive graphics packages. I used the "clone" tool to copy the t-shirt texture and paint over Vicky's bare shoulder. Vicky looks much better now, don't you agree? I'm not sure what to make of this experience. It was my first attempt at using the Invisible feature to get rid of unwanted "exposure." I would say the experience was a partial success at best. Maybe you can tell me if I missed something here?!

second last image posted it shows you had the t shirt selected not vicky ;( look at the drop down at the bottom of the image ;(

er third to last image even i think i cross posted ... Try using the heirarchy editor for more accurate selecting alt w then h then click the eye OFF on the parts you want invis

Also, try a simple rescaling. The neckline looked a bit small, too (which happens when people spawn parts rather than model from scratch?). If the entire Tshirt is scaled up a tad (maybe 103%), it should fit better all over. Carolly