i have some figures in propack and have made morphs which i saved with the figure in the dials. i changed the min limit to 0 and the max limit to 1 but the morphs on the figures move really sluggish to get the darn things open. so i tried the sensitivity and save the figure again. well when i reopened it, it wasnt there anymore. how do i fix this problem or is it best to just tell people the numbers they need to change manually to get the parts to open. this is for a package i am working on. thanks bea

In poser, you can change morph sensitivity (tracking) until you're blue in the face and it doesn't make a bit of difference. It'll work for other dials, but not morphs. Even changing the values in the cr2 does nothing. Poser just goes back to it's own imaginary settings. Why it would disappear after saving, I don't know. mac

ugh that sucks. k guess then the only other choice is to let the users know what the keypad setting would be to get it where they want. thank you much bea

You could add a separate ERC control to give the proper ratio. This would also give you a way to control several morphs at once from a central dial, if that's needed. (The main dial could be 0 for no morphs, 1 for fully morphed.)

umm whats an erc control?

ERC = Enhanced Remote Control. It's a way of 'slaving' several channels to a 'master'. And a few other handy techniques. The problem is, in poser 4 it causes crosstalk, which is what happens when 2 figures with the same ERC channels 'lock' into one another's settings. I'd avoid it, if I were you. Also, if you now nothing about it, it can take a while to learn. This whole business with morph tracking is a real pain. I usually use the dials and type in everything directly. Best reccommend that to the users. (And tell them that alt-clicking the dial returns it to zero) mac

thanks a bunch and i didnt know about the alt-click method, i alsways just do it by the keypad. hugs bea

Yeah, I know. It's in the manual, but no one ever uses it. mac

PS It works for all dials. Restores body parts to default, etc. It also switches lights off when you alt-click them. mac

oh awesome. lol i never really payed attention to the manual. to me all manuals read like they are in a different language and i never understand them. i tried so hard with lightwave manual by reading it five times and still i dont understand it...lol hugs bea