I dunno it like the p4 is sized to ideal adult and the catsuit is sized to adolescent?

oops ! read "it looks like" instead of "it like"

Check out the scale dial, see if it has changed before you conform it. Sharen

actually both the catsuit and the figure are set to 'fashion model'........ which is why Im really confused why it isnt lining up

In this case the catsuit will cover most of her body so you can just hide those body parts that are sticking through.

Yes, this is true you can hide it, but lets face it, it is showing way to much, there seems to be something wrong with the catsuit, it shouldn't show that much. Sharen

Did you conform it after sizing it to fashion model? I've found that if you scale a clothing item first, then conform it, it will sometimes return to it's original size. Try applying the fashion model size again after it's been conformed and see if that helps. Melanie

Also, if most of the female body parts are covered by the suit then hide the female body parts. Rendering geometry on top of other geometry is just inefficient. Plus, hiding the obscured body parts would then require you to only scale the forearms. shins and neck. Also try doing an overall scale of the suit body by switching to the body dials and cranking up the general scale by say 5%.

lose the transmapped hair until you figure it out. maybe the catsuit's messed up, maybe it's the model. what happens when they're both ideal adult? (does it just happen in fashion model?) I've messed up something in Poser so often that I couldn't find and end up reinstalling that keep a copy of the 4.03 update on disk handy ready for the inevitable.

1. Check the scaling of the catsuit versus the figure. Double click on the fashion model dial for the P4Fem, note down the value, then double click on the catsuit's fashion model dial. Make sure the values are identical. If you spin the dials, one might be slightly different from the other. 2) Click on the cat suit and do Figure: Conform and conform it to the P4Fem. It might not have conformed properly the first go around. 3) You may be able to cheat: Select the P4Fem body, click on the heading just above the dials, and hit Ctrl-C. Select the catsuit body, click on the heading, and hit Ctrl-V. That will paste the same values into the catsuit. (This works only if the P4Fem and the catsuit have the same dials in the same order.) 4) Close Poser. Go to your Geometries folder, find the catsuit.obj and catsuit.rsr. (I don't know the exact name/location.) Delete the .rsr from the Geometries folder. (Do NOT do this for the .rsr in the Characters folder.) Start Poser back up and try again. The .rsr file is a local copy of the .obj that Poser uses. It occasionally gets bored and goes bad. (Idle bits are the Devil's tools ...) Deleting that .rsr forces Poser to look at the original .obj file and create the .rsr again. It fixes a lot of stupid things. You can do the same with the P4Fem model, just in case it is the model and not the catsuit causing the issue. Let us know if these help.