The tailor

The Closet page’s Add clothes section makes clothes or adds them without modeling by hand. New clothes are marked as clothes, worn on the part you chose, and added to the outfit that’s on.

A cover on

Choose a part from the A cover on dropdown. The app makes a shell the same shape as that part, pushed out a little so it sits clear of it. The cover is named [Target Name] cover, marked Wear, and worn on that part. The part under it keeps its paint and animation. The cover is a normal part you can paint and shape as usual.

A fig on

Choose a part from the A fig on dropdown. The app opens your library. Select a fig to add it. The fig becomes its own part, sizes itself to fit the part, moves to where it’s worn, and is worn on that part. Use Adjust to fine-tune where it sits and its size.

Its kind comes from the part’s name (a saved clothes fig keeps its own kind): on a head or face it’s a Hat; on a hand, arm, or paw it’s Hold; anything else is Extra. Change the kind in its row in the Closet or with Kind in Add › Details.

Tap it on the fig

Both dropdowns have Tap it on the fig…. Selecting it lets you pick the part by tapping (in A fig on, after a fig is picked from the library). Tap the part right on the fig. The app shows it’s waiting for a tap and has Stop to cancel. Tapping clothes picks the part under them.

Save as clothes any fig can use

An open clothes row in the Closet has Save as clothes any fig can use. It’s also in the Clothes group of Add › Details when the Clothes toggle is on (Yes). It saves the clothes as their own fig in your library, ready to use with A fig on later. The More group has the usual Save as a part. See Parts .

Each outfit keeps its own list of what’s worn. A jacket made here and a hat from your library can be in different outfits on the same fig.