Hello darktoz, and welcome!

First off, you *don't* have to buy the "Stephanie4" morphs. SASHA works fine without them.
In fact those "S4 Essential Morphs" are mostly needed for some extra variety in a *nude* figure. Otherwise they can be disregarded.

I think that most of your problems can be solved quite easily.
First thank you that you used one of SASHA's poses (st0036) because it makes it easier for me to recreate your scene.

But I need some more information:

• Which Poser version do you use? (Not of particular interest with *this* issue, but good to know anyway)
• - Is this an unmorphed version of SASHA? ( I guess it is, but always good to know)
• What clothing items did you use? (this is important to know so I can recreate the problem)

• Left: S-16 with clothing conformed, but nothing else done.
• Centre: Clothing conformed and joint centres injected into clothing
• Right: Used the Poser Menu Command "Copy Joint Zones From..." on Jacket and Jeans

• Load and conform the clothing as you are used to.
  You'll get pokethrough almost always - that's inevitable.
• As next step, only try to inject the joint centres:
  Go to the "Karina's Tool Box > Tools", select your clothing item and then run the script "350 S-16 Copy Joint Centres". The result can by seen in the centre of the abpve picture.
  Still some problems left though!
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• Select the jacket and run the Poser Menu Command "Copy Joint Zones From..." on the Jacket.
  This will copy the weight maps of SASHA into the jacket, making it fit and also remove the "Quarterback" shoulders.
  .
• The pants are a more devious beast:
  As you can see the 350 S-16 Copy Joint Centres" script did it's job already quite well.
  But there's a problem:
  
  The internal Poser "Copy Joint Zones From..." doesn't work well int the crotch zone because everything is so close together that Poser often can't determine which deltas belong where. Result: mayhem in the crotch area if e.g. you make the figure sit down.
  .
  How to avoid this? Learn to use the Poser Morph Brush!
  With it it's quite easy to eliminate the pokethrough that is still visible between the thighs (and other pokethroughs too)
  .
  Which solution you pick is up to you:
  - The "Copy Joint Zones From..." certainly is the faster solution for a one-off render, with a simple standing pose like this.
  - However if you plan to reuse it with different poses, I'd go the "Morph Brush" way because it's easier to handle.

Zitat

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(I use Poser Pro 11, the leather jacket is from exnem on renderosity, the pants are from 3D-Age on renderosity...just in case anyone still wants to know)

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Of course we want to know; I at least am thankful for every single piece of good looking everyday clothing which normal people wear in the streets.
I mean, if I go to a shopping mall or walk down a boulevard, I really rarely see people walking about in micro bikinis, medieval armour, sci-fi or steampunk outfits...
(and if I do i know there's a Cosplay Convention somewhere )

Thank you!
Karina

Yes, but that would mean I'ld have to wrap my ageing (aching? ) head around that new software too.

I admit that you get amazing results with MD - I wish I had your talent!
However for the moment I'm still too involved with SASHA so that learning MD is out of the question (even with your great tutorials which you posted in the past).

Meanwhile I'll have to make do with what I have . The Morph Brush (as already stated by "darktoz") is a godsend here!

K

If I spend time "making clothes" I usually take a piece of clothing no matter for what figure it was made for.
I load it's .obj file and then mangle it with the morph brush until it has a basic fit.
I save the "new" mesh under a different name, then I go to the Setup or the Fitting Room (whichever gives the best results) and import SASHA's rig and weight maps.
Usually for a "quick & dirty" result this is sufficient. If I decide to use it further I do refine the weight maps, add morphs, etc. - the lot.

Shoes have always been a problem and probably will be in the future.
So much depends on the basic foot pose!

Just imagine to build a pair of high heels for V4:
When wearing high heels the toes are bent upwards. However the mesh of V4 is with straight toes by default. This means you have to model your shoes for the "straight" toes pose which looks quite unusual in the modeling phase. But it's the only way!
When you load and conform your shoes to V4 it will look odd too.

Only when you apply the correct foot pose the shoes will resume their correct shape and look OK.

Of course there are ways to cheat by editing the .cr2 files, but few content creators do this, and thus making shoes fit is still a hit and miss thing.

A "high heel" will remain "Achille's heel" for the foreseeable future

K

Hrmph!

This we abhore:
We cheat with feet
And tweak the heel
The toes bend weird
Like never hear'ed
before
In every kit
The shoes must fit
That's always our Achille's heel

I guess you know by now why I'm not a famous poet...

K