Basically, the morph info is simply lines of text stored in the cr2. This same info can be stored in a Pose file, though you have to specially edit the pose file to get it there as this is not a native Poser pose save feature. There are some utility programs that help you do this I believe. Perhaps someone else here can refer you to one. I tend to do all my hacks the old fashion way (by hand).

The way the DAZ injections files are set up are two fold. There is a master folder in the runtime:Libraries called !DAZ, with subfolders to whatever Figure the morphs are for. There is another pose (the actually injection pose) that is in the Poser library, and all it does is refer to the information in the Master folder (as needed) and loads what is asked for via that Pose. Technically, you could put a the poze files in your MASTER folder in your Pose library and load them that way, but this would mean doing only one pose for each morph at a time. By using the injection Pose, you can load more than one morph (obj in text format stored in that Master pose file - take a look at how it is written to better understand). Thus, to sum up. Loading the injection pose in the Pose library folder tells Poser to go look in the MASTER folder and load whatever "Deltas" (i.e. morphs) are stored in the specific pz2 files listed in the injection file for it to load.

To make the Master "Delta" file (morph pz2) you can copy the deltas for the custom morph from the cr2 and place them into the text folder, along with the other code required to make this a pz2 file Poser will load. Just look at the ones you have and reverse engineer the process.

All there is too it.

Message edited on: 10/03/2004 10:35