I recently obtained a licence for XD, and tried it...

When I do a clothing which has a lower  part like a skirt (MayaDoll China Dress), that part always does not conform....luckily I have skirt handles to do the job and Cloth Room. Poke throughs are common (yet to a minimal occurence)

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Gentlemen, good evening. Ladies, good night.

I just downloaded C-D I haven't given it a try yet, but if its anything like the free P4 clothes offered on the site then it looks pretty promising     they fit very nice !  
Also there were some free licences offered too...... like p4 girl, boy, preteen and somemore
-happy posing

Koshini's China Dress, on Posette.

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Gentlemen, good evening. Ladies, good night.

Just got done play around with some stuff....
I took the V4 briefs at MostDigital Creations and convert it in WW.
Not a bad fit, You still have to play around alittle bit to get it to fit just right.
Lucy is sporting the lovely wifebeater T-shirt from CD (its on their site for free with others) which I converted for the P4 male in WW also but I wanted to show you the morphed and unmorphed P4 male.
keep ona posen!

Chat amongst yourselves.

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I won the Loebner prize !

Using clothing props to conform.
I started out with
some conforming clothes from V4: sports bra, boy shorts and sneakers.
I was going to make them conforming to Posette using WW
But what I found out was I didn't need to.
Here's how you do it.
First take your character clothes (this only works with clothing
that conform to one part of the body.   I tried it out on some dresses, doesn't work to good.)
ex: bras, tops, shorts, mini skirt, underwear and foot wear.
size it to your figure using the dails and morphs...not just the body but go through
the other parts as well.
And for god sakes don't conform it. (you'll have to start over again.)
once you've got it to where you like it export it to an .obj file
You'll see
exporting file options I just left it the way it was.
And then a heir file - mark only what you want to export
The Body of the clothing for ex: I took a minidress and all I needed
to mark was the body, chest and ab. (I left the rest cause I wanted the top part)  
And for a shoe ex: if you load a pair a shoes you don't want both right and left shoe
for the right foot so mark the box Body, R_shin, R_foot, R_toe for exporting the R_shoe .obj
  Big Note: And make sure the Universe is marked.
and then save .obj in whatever folder

Importing your new .obj file
unmark all the boxes in the importing options and it should just drop into place
with Textures and all.
delete confroming clothes (don't need them anymore)
double click on .obj and set parent to hip for any hip huggers and to chest for tops
make sure you mark the box that's says bend to parent.
For foot wear set to foot R or L and then lock the foot (of Posette) before posing.
For foot wear like cowboy boots that are taller set to R or L toe, still lock foot.

Note for sizing shoes:
When sizing the foot wear I set Posette's feet at a bend of 0 to 8,
for heels you might want a little more.
also use heir editor to make R or L shoe invisible when sizing the other.   when they come in pairs ofcoarse.

Save to prop:
when saving it should say save as a smart prop (yes).


Note:
Taking clothing from prop files
it might not look as good as it did when you first used it.
no worries just double click on clothing prop and set to bend to parent again.

I hope this helps someone!
I hate conforming shoes and that they come in pairs. Why?

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That's Brilliant !!
       

Can you turn it into a tutorial ? It may be lost here, 15+ pages down the thread...

Thanks!  
I hope you got to try it alittle.
it works really great on the footwear.

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I've recently started using Evilinnocence's "XDresser" (so far, just to add morphs to V4 clothing...); and I am quite pleased with the results. Now my "super curvy" & "ripped & rippled" "Action Girls" will have an easier time getting dressed (maybe getting undressed too...).

I'll be sure to post some images here. {Oh heck; here's one now...}

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It's not what you look like, when you're doing what you're doing;
It's what you're doing, when you're doing what it looks like you're doing.

Nice curves ...

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Thanks for the comment Tormie!  


I've still only used XDresser for adding morphs to V4 clothing; but I am very satisfied with the results. Only one piece of clothing has had unsatisfactory results; the L33t "Shorts", just sort of exploded. I'll look into it in the near future.

Here is another image; in this one I've used XDresser to add V4 morphss to the "Annetta dress" from Teknology 3D. It made fitting the dress to this dial spin character (Rhonda, my creation) a breeze.



I think that now it is time to get a few licenses, and do some real "Crossdressing"!  

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It's not what you look like, when you're doing what you're doing;
It's what you're doing, when you're doing what it looks like you're doing.

Sadly, due to increasing demands of home caring, I doubt I'll be doing any more with Poser, Posette, CD/XD or CAD for a long, long time...

To add insult to injury, my slide-mount E: drive has just died, eating an archive. Yes, I have a lot of stuff backed-up, but recent changes by my ISP mean I don't seem able to go on-line through my router & switcher, which means my NAS boxes are only available via a USB connection...

I popped in tonight to down-load my Bee-costume piccies as a gift for Evil Inc's cartoonist, Brad Guigar...

Have lots more fun !!

Nik
 

Hi Nik!

That looks like a lot of hard work, man! Thanks for sharing!

--Brad


        

FWIW, I've since found my obscure directory on C: drive with all those piccies I posted to this thread and the album...

Nice to know your collaboration with Evil INC's Nik ! I removed the links to commerical sites (against our TOS), better to google them, eventually (Evil Inc. by Brad Guigar)...

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