w/o removing the morph? dont know squat about python yet, or if this is even possible. Im wanting to remove the dials used to shape a char., and only keep visible the ones used for posing. thanks

It's fairly easy :o) Just go inside the cr2 and change the "hidden = 0" to 1 and the dial will be invisible.

For V3, you use the remove poses and convert the selected morphs back to null slots. You could do that for any figure with the correct pose file, but unless you also make an inject version, you will never get the morphs back into that particular file - in which case, you would only save it with an entirely new name. To hide dials: Save a pose file of your character. Open that file in a TE It should begin like this: { version { number 4.01 } actor hip:1 { channels { targetGeom Body_M { keys { k 0 0 } } For every dial you wish to hide - change the guts to this: targetGeom Body_M { hidden 1 } Apply it while open in Poser, and the dials you select will no longer be visible. If it is a character that you intend to use a lot: Make a generic figure CR2 with only expression morphs and function morphs. You can then Spawn your character morphs in your big figure file and then copy just those morphs into your generic CR2. or put a dedicated character slot in every group and make your spawned morphs into an MI pose file and use your slots as the targetGeom names. The: targetGeom Body_M is intended to be the name for MI pose slots for Mike - the _M part being there so that Don, or Dork morphs will not be injected by mistake.

heyas; you can hide most dials by changing their hidden 0 to hidden 1. this doesn't QUITE work the same with morphs. morphs are stubborn, and as soon as poser hits the d lines, it makes the dial visible. you CAN insert the hidden 0 line after the d lines to turn it visible. however, that involves cr2 editing, so i don't know if you can do it on the fly with python or what.

thanks all! I made a base figure, hid of all the unposing dials, and it worked. not so much clutter... for animating