Does anyone know how to quickly copy all the joint parameters from one figure to another? I have a single glove that I am trying to get conformable, so I am attempting to manually copy the joint parameter settings from Nerd's gloves to the current glove figure, I have the heirarchy setup, but there are missing parameters for bend, twist, grasp etc. Does anyone know how I can easily copy all the parameters from one figure DIRECTLY to another, including rotation order etc? Any insight into this would be most appreciated. Thanks, Co(V)(V)union

I would start with the P4 nude woman CR2. Change the object path to your new object. Delete out everything you do not want. Look for the conforming line and set it to 1. If you have not already got it, down load the CR2 editor from the free stuff. It makes editing the CR2 much easier. Hope this helps.

Ok, I tried this, and it seemed to work partially. All of the joint parameters are working in the hand including the grasp and thumb grasp, but I having problems understanding what lines in the cr2 that need to be there and which ones do not. In this case, is the Root object supposed to be BODY2? In the heirarchy chain in the cr2, the Root I would assume would be body, then hip, but in this case it should be RForeArm shouldn't it? Co(V)(V)union

Yes BODY then rForeArm

Hi, Communion Dan Wilmes' Cr2Edit has a tool meant for just such parameter copying. Have fun

Thip wrote the Manual for CR2Edit, so he KNOWS, LOL! To quoe said Manual: "Save Joint Parameters Choose the CR2 file you want to work with, from the browser or Recent Files Click CR2 Tools > Transfer Joint Parameters and choose Save Joint Parameters Drag/drop the file label on the main picture - a list of all the joints will appear. Double-click the joint you want, and a message will appear telling you the joint has been saved. It will appear as a .jnt file in the same directory as the source model. The name will be in the format: CR2file name - body part .jnt. Insert Joint Parameters Click CR2 Tools > Transfer Joint Parameters and choose Insert Joint Parameters - a message will appear telling you to choose a joint file and drop it on the picture. Find the desired .jnt file in the browser's file list, and drag/drop the file label on the main picture - a message will appear telling you to choose the CR2 file you want to insert the parameters into Choose the CR2 file you want to work with, from the browser or Recent Files Drag/drop the file label on the main picture When this is done, CR2Edit will tell you what joint parameters were inserted into which CR2, as a confirmation that you didn't accidentally grab the wrong files." Dan For this and 30 other tools, including a CR2-specific editor: http://www.neca.com/~dwilmes/cr2edit.html Sorry, Win only for apps for now PStart for Poser free to registered CR2Edit users. Email me for BStart, a new front end for Bryce. http://members.fortunecity.com/dwilmes/bump/texbump.html for WW tex and bump maps

I was able to resolve this issue by creating my own custom character, chopping up the mesh in max, and naming the components at the proper joints, then naming the parts accordingly, and using the Compose utility to fuse the mesh with the standard Poser female. It works beautifully. Thanks for all your solutions. Co(V)(V)union