The 'Conform To' dialog allows you to select the character that will wear the clothing.

When added to the scene, conforming clothing appears in the Select Figure menu pull-down menu. Verify that the clothing item that you want to conform is currently selected.

Alternatively, you can drag and drop from the Library to the Document. The clothing appears to the scene in its default position and pose.

If the item is in the Props category, click the Apply Library Preset button. If your clothing is in the Figures category, click the Create New Figure button at the bottom of the Library palette. Clothing is often named for the figure that it is designed to fit (for example, Alyson Pants). Select a conforming clothing item from the desired Figures or Props category.You can use the Figure > Conform To command to manually conform clothing to any figure in your scene. If your figure is posed, you should see the clothing conform to the pose of the figure. Drag the clothing from the library and drop it onto the figure that you selected in Step 1.Locate a conforming clothing item in the desired Figures or Props category.This makes it the active figure in your scene. Click to select the figure in your scene that you wish to clothe.To automatically conform clothing to your figure, follow these steps: You can drag and drop conforming clothing onto a selected figure and the clothing will automatically inherit the pose of the figure.

When found in the Props library (as is common for Poser 7 and later, and Poser Software’s G2 Figure clothing), conforming clothing will use a PP2 or PPZ extension. When found in the Figures library (as is typical for older clothing, or conforming clothing created by third-party content creators), conforming clothing will use a CR2 or CRZ extension. The simplest way of clothing figures is automatic conforming clothing by dragging and dropping the clothing onto a figure.Ĭonforming clothing can be found in either the Figure library or the Props library. How to automatically add Conforming Clothing You’ll find more information about dynamic clothing in the blog post How to get the most out of Poser's dynamic clothing. But, when it is “attached” (or conformed) to a figure, it automatically bends and poses along with the character that wears the clothing.ĭynamic clothing, on the other hand, is treated as and found in the Props library. It is typically designed for a specific figure and some conforming clothing includes morphs that correspond with the morphs in the figure. There are two main types of clothing used in Poser 12: conforming clothing and dynamic clothing.īecause conforming clothing is rigged like a figure and includes the same joint parameters, conforming clothing is poseable.

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