Okay, I made a beautiful character with V2. I then saved her as a MOR pose file. And I also saved the character file. I loaded V2, applied the Mor pose and the only thing changed was the head! So I used Mat Pose Edit and created a pose file from the character file. Here is the results when applied to V2.... What happened? Where did I go wrong? I've made Mor poses before but now I keep messing up...sigh. Can someone help? Thanks.

Try closing Poser and reapply. Sometimes Poser's memory gets messed up.

I rather like it. It's like Paul Klee, Salvador Dali and Picasso met up, got drunk and decided to learn to use Lightwave. :)

I've seen lots of these while trying to rig Poser figures with my 'being-developed' interPoser Pro plugin for Cinema 4D. Wherever the bones go, so does the attached mesh... :)

WOW! That is actualy really awsome! I love it! XD

I aggree with SAM THERAPIY.Don't delete it.This is art.Change background to white ,print it real big and think about a price.----just kidding but hey Who knows...

I like it too. That has gotta be the most fubar'd poser render I've ever seen. But it still has some kind of appeal to it. I think tim burton had a hand in there too, along with picasso and the others that sam mentioned. heh. E.D.

Thas GOTTA hurt.....

heyas; i think i remember this one. this is called the offset bug. try looking at the bottom of your file (the one you created from the figure file) for... um... ::looks one up:: setGeomHandlerOffset 0 0.3487 0 i think if this gets set to 0 0 0, it causes that. or it get set to something else.... if its a pose file (pz2) you're using, that line shouldnt even be in there, so delete it.

This happens alot to me. Simply open up your pose file in mat-pose-edit (or whatever editing program you prefer) and delete all the unused channels (the ones with a value of "0") and any parts that did not have any morphs applied to them. Once you have all that removed from the file, it should work fine. Rawn

LOL! I totally agree with the above - DON'T delete the saved file! Import a background pic of a temple (or a temple prop) and render it as NVIATWAP (where the 'P' = 'Problem', but don't tell anyone). I could spend hours trying to get this effect, and fail miserably:-)) Decidedly Dali-esque; there might even be a bit of Escher in there too..:-)) Love it! Cheers, Diolma

Ahh, thank you all for your input. Yep, I'll at least keep the rendered image. It is different...lol. I'll try editing as per your advice here and thanks. Seems like I'm short on time at present but soon.

Truely sexy....