Under "Figure", there is an option to enable limits. It's not entirely accurate, but it prevents you from posing past the joint parameters most of the time.

Poser's joints system is antiquated. It's based on a falloff zone architecture that's not even used in other apps anymore. It's never been improved on much by Poser's developers. Other applications use weight mapping, which enables the mesh to react much more realistically to bending/posing than do the falloff joints.

Dial settings can be adjusted to taste. Next to each morph dial, there is a black arrow. Click it, and a dialogue box appears. From there, select "settings", and you can change how the dials behave.

Message edited on: 12/27/2004 13:30

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Tools :  3dsmax 2015, Daz Studio 4.6, PoserPro 2012, Blender v2.74

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