For me. The fitting room just isn't clear on how to do everything. I'd be happy to do a public project step by step so anyone can see the ease or the difficulty of fitting one clothing made for one figure onto another. In the meantime, I'll say it's not a single or two click solution. It's easier to run it through a conversion program and apply the morph brush or adjust inner and outer material zones to take care of any jagged edges. The morph brush itself does take getting used to but it most certainly works. I won't go into the hair room which is slightly harder to get working than the Webb telescope. Ease counts. Speed counts.

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Much love for Phil C. Phil, all the greats retire, then come back from time to time. They are always appreciated. You will be too. Drop by and say hi if you're able.

@ VedaDalsette You do not ramble. Please continue to speak your mind about issues, problems, or any thoughts you have. I am the Original Poster (OP) and I certainly don't mind digression from the main topic as well. As long as discourse is civil, we won't be suppressing any points of view.

@Rhia I started this response by my thoughts on the Fitting Room. If you would provide a minitutorial or perhaps state your workflow, it would be appreciated. Poser is super powerful and a lot of features are ignored because they seem too hard. I could be using the room wrong or missing a single step that would make the fitting room part of my workflow. I appreciate your thoughts and hope you will share more.