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tried dat... Its something with the .rsr file I'm thinking.

Looks to me like there's empty polys or something :(. Laurie

Where's newt? Ima gonna throttle him :)

When I get frustrated with clothing that just WONT fit ... I make the body part hidden beneath it invisible. Usually solves the problem entirely so long as the area is covered by clothing or the pose.

all the rsr is is a pic for the libaries,i dont think its got anything to do with the actual item

this isn't a garment that doesn't fit right, the problem is is that there are swatches of polygons that are just GONE. I mean I rendered an image that you could SEE through the crotch. Anyone have any ideas on how to get rid of this?

Okay, now that's just plain bee-zaar, yep yep. I've got the jeans, too. I'll take a look and see what happens on this end.

bladewolf, try deleting the .rsr in geometries folder. it gets corrupted sometimes. the poser will make a new one when you insert the figure next time.

Looks like the model has some reversed normals, which makes them transparent, unless the material is double sided. Load it separately and peek inside, you might see some scattered textured polygons. (How do you tell girl chromosomes from boy chromosomes? Peek inside their genes.) I think you can fix them with Poser's grouping tool or UVMapper, but don't have access to my notes right now. By the way, a more discriptive subject line would be more likely to catch the attention of a knowledgeable/helpful person who is scanning through the messages.

Thanks guys... sorry bout the subject line... that was to keep me from swearing like a drunk sailor :) I'll try that Aleks, thanks.

BladeWolf, are you using the Pro Pack? I don't have it, but I remember when it first came out, that any item that had parts regrouped with the Poser grouping tool would do that in PPP. I don't remember the fix. You could search this forum for the messages.

I downloaded the pants, and I'm pretty sure I'm right. There are custom geometry groups in the Cr2, which causes your problem in PPP.

I don't know how to fix it but I've seen enough posts here to agree with gryffnn - reversed normals. It is fixable if that is what it is. I suggest you change the Subject line to Help with reversed normals! You'll get a solution in no time. Good luck.