Excellent work as always. I had some problems not of the nature alluded to by Yamato. a)It comes as a figure instead of a hair prop. When I select "conform to" it goes to the hip, instead of the head. I suspect that without this function, posing will be difficult. It is probably a JP thing. Actually, I was trying to adapt the hair to Vicki and thought that it was the figure difference. I have gotten some figures fixed by adjusting the center, but a test on P3 had the same result. This one is beyond me. Is it something about which group the CR2 is selecting to conform to? Just tested: "conform to" figure 1 with LinLin herself has same effect. b)I converted it to a prop, exported the morph targets and applied them to the prop and they moved the mesh as expected. But, when I saved the prop to hair library,and tested that, the morphs only move the whole prop - mostly in the z axis. Does anyone have an answer to this? Either the conform figure mavens or the prop morph mavens?

I haven't seen this hair yet. Where can I find it? Melanie

It's part of the LinLin figure. Go to Poser Factory (link on the right under Top 15 Popular Links). It's on the Japanese page under MT Characters Paul

OK, stupid question from a beginner time: How exactly do you save just the hair from a character?

Beautiful work Yamato I am really looking forward to using this figure. Jaager I can't answer all your questions but I had the same problem with the "conform to" command. However posing is not a problem if insted of "conform to" you simply parent the hair figure to the head of the model you are posing. I saved The hair as a figure to the library and just tried it with Eve V3 and no problem posing it, even using fairly extreem poses. STORM

Storm, I did not know that you could "parent" a figure I was on "body" and selected "properties" and the usual parent option did not show. I guess if I had selected the "top" group... Philodox - at the lower left bottom of the window Poser tells you which figure is currently selected. When you save a figure in the "character" library in a scene with more than one figure, you are asked if you want the currently selected figure or the whole group. If you are judicious in which figure is selected , you can isolate it. Usually you can select or not select any props that are parented to this figure to go with it. It is a first class hair model. If you take Kozaburo's texture, and convert it to grayscale and adjust the constrast/btness to +15/+35 - set highlight to 0,0,0 and by selecting a color get quite a variety of hair colors. I found that a highlight color would produce a glow at the edge of the masked part of the transmap. Jaager

Takakohair is a figure but not conformable. I made it as a character only to rotate both hair sides. Jagger, Open Linlin431.pz3, delete Linlin. Only Takakohair will remain there. Save it into Figures palette. You can get "Takakohair.cr2" ;-) Takakohair is grouping obj composed of five parts. Select whole Body and change XYZ scale to fit the other head size model. As for last question. I guess you forgot to export obj "as Morph targets" don't you? BTW Thank you to all.

One more thing: If you have a conforming hair figure and change the file extension from *.cr2 to *.hr2, you can transfer it to the "hair" library and it comes in as a figure none the less. If you like consistant organization, this is a way to get all the hair together. You just can not directly save to or back to the hair library. It still has to go thru "character" first. Jaager

Thank you Yamato. You must have come in while I was posting #8. Actually I did "export as Morph T" - it was the first time I have done it. When I imported the obj, I applied the MT's before I did I anything else. I have a problem with prop morphs anyway, so I tested the dials and the morphs morphed - tested again - now I see - the hair also moves. I did not save the prop from the same prop instance - it must have moved between the two steps. Poser: "You're so strict!" (Dom Deluese/Mel Brooks) Jaager

I encountered the same situation but I just parented the hair to the head. Congrats to Yamato and Kosaburo on another wonderfull character.