Exactly. I create a ghost part and then ERC link it to a body parts rotation. I remove all the unneed channels (scale, other rotations, etc) from the new ghost part. I've been doing it for awhile, most of my newer skirts have JCJ to hook up a working thigh part (in addittion to a buttock part), for example.

So far I've linked them directly to the body part, I may have to hook some of them thru an intermediate channel to set a delay in where they start, I did a lot of that kinda stuff when I set up the cheongsam I sell at DAZ.

Big advantage in setting them up is you get instant feedback, it is just like working with magnets. I run them manually to work up the ERC ratio. They also seem to work much more "naturallly" than morphs, it always seems like the JCM morph is fighting the bending fall off zones.

Message edited on: 05/04/2005 22:41