Three add-ons, one job: dress your avatar

Outfit Refit moves an outfit made for one avatar onto another body in one click. Each body gets its own weights, the outfit follows the body's shape keys, and buttons and layers keep their shape.

ClipFix fixes clothes that still poke through the body, on any outfit that is already fitted and rigged. It keeps folds and layers, checks 10 stress poses, hides the skin the outfit covers and checks the result for VRChat, Unity and Unreal.

TightWear makes bodysuits, leggings, tights, socks, gloves, sleeves and tops from your character's own body in one click. They come rigged with the body's weights, unwrapped, with the body's shape keys kept, and checked in 10 stress poses.

Why all three

• Outfit Refit for outfits made for another base.
• ClipFix for everything else that clips: body slider changes, rig swaps, imports, outfits from other tools.
• TightWear for the layer under it all: tight clothes that fit because they are made from the body.
• They install side by side and work together in one file.

What you get

• Outfit Refit 1.1.0 (outfit_refit-1.1.0.zip), its demo scene with five CC0 characters and two outfits, and its user guide.
• ClipFix 1.0.0 (clipfix-1.0.0.zip).
• TightWear 1.0.0 (tightwear-1.0.0.zip).
• Every update to any of the three, added to this set.

Price

39 USD for all three. Bought apart they cost 53 USD (Outfit Refit 19 USD, ClipFix 15 USD, TightWear 19 USD).

Requirements

Blender 4.2 to 5.2. Pure Python, nothing else to install. Licence: GPL-3.0-or-later.

Full details, tests and limits: Outfit Refit, ClipFix and TightWear.