It can be a little confusing to tell what the content is for. There are several main characters (figures), and then there are character morphs for each. These will change the shape and coloring of the figures to give them a specific look. There are also separate morphs that are usually mix-and-match to give the figure morph changes, maybe elf ears or more muscles. And there are textures to change the skin or eye color, or provide other features like makeup, bruises, freckles etc. These are all figure-specific.

Clothing and hair also is figure specific although hair sometimes comes with morphs to fit it to other figure.

If you're looking in the marketplace, you'll see something like this

This is a character for Lafemme 2. At the 1 you'll see what base figure is needed. At number 2, you'll see what all you need to use this character.

In this one, you'll see there is no required figure because it is designed to work with several. The base figures lists all it's designed to work with.

This one requires the hair pictured above because it's an add on to give the users more color options.

I hope this helps a little with how to use content. If you have more questions, please ask. There are plenty around who know a lot about Poser.

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