Now, my friends, compare this image with the preceding one in Take 5. Very 
similar? Not so! (forget about the red walls. They here for fun only)

From top to bottom:
- The hat has been uv mapped and seamed properly.
- The t-shirt: I exported the conforming t-shirt to Silo (had to do it 
through Poseray for some reason), combined all the meshes, merged the 
ovelapping vertices, corrected some wrong geometry, exported again to a 
.obj, and imported it in Poser where I made it a dynamic cloth in the Cloth 
Room. Look how the cloth falls much more naturally about the figure!!
- The pantaloon: I added seams at the base of the trousers, thus correcting 
greatly the stretching of the map.

Note: Stephen mentioned end-caps when exporting the conforming clothes. I 
think this is due to problems with the Wings3D import (I experienced that 
also on other mesh imports). End-caps do not happen in Silo, nor will they 
happen I believe in Blender. Note however, that the exported object may have 
numerous wrong faces (invisible in fact) so do not subdivide the mesh 
further or you will have to correct them.

Thomas

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