Converting Un-Rigged clothing

DDCreate

I recently bought https://www.daz3d.com/dforce-hc-taekwondo-suit-for-genesis-8-females ; and am trying to convert it for use with G3F. I was shown an excellent tutorial but this particular set of clothing doesn't allow me to execute the steps. When it comes to adjuting the shoulder to more of a T Pose, I find there are no transition dials for me to do this. No XYZ Translation, no Rotation. Nothing. (see attached picture)

Is there something that I'm doing wrong? I tried uninstalling and re-installing but that made no change.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

L'Adair

First, if dForce clothing is sold at Daz, it must be conforming, which also means it's rigged. What you are seeing, or not seeing, is the transforms have been hidden by the PA. I do not have this outfit, or I'd test it, but I suspect you only need to enable the Show Hidden Properties to see them:

L'Adair

Second, I use Sy's tutorial for converting G3<->G8 clothing, (which may be the one you are using,) and I have both an A-Pose and T-Pose preset I created that I apply to the clothing, They actually work on both the clothing and the figures.

You can create the presets very simply:

1. Load a G3 base figure into Daz Studio. (Doesn't matter if it's male or female, but needs to be the base figure.)
2. Apply the adjustments to the shoulder and legs, per your tutorial's specification. (Make no other changes.)
3. From the main menu, select Save As->Pose Preset.
4. Browse to a convenient location in My Library, ( [PathToYourInstall]\Studio\My Library\ ), and name the file something you'll remember, like Convert to A-Pose.
5. In the dialog menu, in the upper right corner, select Check Only->Check All Modified Only.
6. If you want to, check to verify only the four changes you made to the left and right shoulders and left and right legs are selected. (boxes leading up to those selected will also have a checkmark, but of a different color. In my install, selected is an orange checkmark, supporting boxes have white/light checkmarks.)
7. When you are satisfied, click on the Accept button.
8. Now repeat Steps 1 through 7 with a G8 base figure, applying changes to create the T-Pose, and save with a filename complimentary to the first preset, such as Convert to T-Pose.

Now you can select the entire outfit made for G3 and apply the A-Pose. Or an entire outfit made for G8 and apply the T-Pose. (Be sure to follow all the rest of the directions from your tutorial. This is just to make apply the changes to the clothing a little easier for you.)