conforming clothes creator

If anyone knows how to make confoming clothes (not created from scratch,but turning an OBJ into conforming clothes for use in Daz or Poser)
let me know so i can send you some of the clothing I am making for creating into clothes for M4.
(Not for sale,just for FREE on this site only)

Originally Posted by CHK2033

If anyone knows how to make confoming clothes (not created from scratch,but turning an OBJ into conforming clothes for use in Daz or Poser)
let me know so i can send you some of the clothing I am making for creating into clothes for M4.
(Not for sale,just for FREE on this site only)

i have no clue on how to make them conform but very interested in how to too and ooooh freebies wooooohoooo

[Goldenthrush]

Ohh there was a tutorial on that over at Rendo, but it was oolllddd.

Originally Posted by spirittina

i have no clue on how to make them conform but very interested in how to too and ooooh freebies wooooohoooo

No problem,I'll send you a tut..

I found these, but I'm not sure if it's quite what you're after.

http://lelu.deviantart.com/art/From-...oser5-62636440

http://lelu.deviantart.com/art/Poser...oning-64884166

[Radkres]

I find it easyer to just use philc's OBJ2CR2.

Hello all

Im a noob and have been lurking for a couple of days. Ive watched and read some great tutes about modeling conforming clothes. My question is, what is the work flow and order from creating the mesh to using in DS or Poser? Im looking for a general answer here, though anything detailed would be nice too

Thanks Im excited about modeling clothing, as well as props and other things. Im starting with clothes, as Ive had some experience with texturing clothing that others have created.

Hi CH,
I bought the book by Denise Tyler, "Practical Poser 7" and in her GREAT book (really !) she has a whole section on making clothing, both dynamic and conforming. I loaned the book to a pal a couple of years back so can't be more specific, but this is one of the best books ever ! Cost 24 Euros, ordered in English (American) from my local village bookshop.
ISBN 158450 4781-97815845 04788.
Publisher: Charles River Media.

This book is light-years away from any eFrontier/smithmicro documentation and I can't speak highly enough of its value.

[Crios]

I've seen on renderosity a program who makle a similar thing, conver an OBJ in a clothing, you must only chose the Character, but i apologize don't remember the name.