I'm making lots of morph targets of different V3 expressions so I can dial them up and down as needed by different amounts. I have lots. Is this going to make things difficult when I want to pose and have V3s in scenes? Love esther PS if it's okay I could just keep going as I have more facial expressions I want to load into her.

Morph targets take up memory. Then again, if you make your own set of morphs, you might not need to inject the default V3 expression morphs, saving you some memory space.

Only if you're a salmon. Sorry but I really, really couldn't resist :-) I think you can pretty much compare the file sizes of the CR2's to get an idea of whether you can save some by using only your custom ones vs. the defaults.

only as long as the food supply in your environment holds out..;)

Are spawned morphs delta only? That means they are as small aso morph .oj exported stripped down to deltas and reloaded?

When you load an .obj as a morph target onto a figure/prop, only the vertex information is used and converted to deltas. And spawned morphs are also delta only. Still, many vertices with 3 deltas per morph, it may grow large. I've written a script to consolidate all morphs into a single one. Applied to Victoria 2 it reduced a scene from 22.5 MB to 3.66 MB. Quite a difference, I'd say. Currently it is P6 only, it uses P6 dialogs. I'm working on writing a Tk interface so that it works in P5 too. ProPack users are out of luck, ProPack Python does not support the required spawning methods.

Does this script spawn morphs for all the body parts and then you use MorphManager to transfer them to a stripped down .cr2?

"Are spawned morphs delta only? That means they are as small aso morph .oj exported stripped down to deltas and reloaded?" In addition to the delta lines a targetGeom channel has about 21 lines of code, these 21 lines are ususlly a very small fraction of the channel compaired to the deltas. Spawning a morph target, or loading morph target from obj, should result in exactly the same channel in the character.

That is amazing! Thank you for the script. I have never seen a morph that strips down a character from within Poser... this is such an improvement.

Hi, no I"m just using standard V3 morphs. I already have them all injected and haven't really had any memory problems, so it seems from what you are saying that the size won't grow too much hopefully, so I will carry on spawning. Since i'm not a salmon that should be okay. Love esther

The script works by creating a REM pose "on the fly", applying it, and removing it from disk. It's actually quite simple.

I still have not tried it. I was confused because you mentioned V2 above. I still use the old figures alot. But still this should be nice for me :)

The script works on ALL figures. Humans, clothes, hair, whatever. It does not rely on body part names or morph names, it works from the BODY body part down, and each and every figure has a BODY.
IK chains are also no problem. The script does not rely on IK names, it finds out by itself how many IK chains exist in the figure, memorises what IK chains are on, disables IK, and restores the IK settings after it's done. I don't have Apollo, or Luke, or Hiro. But I know the script will work on those figures too. The only thing the script will NOT work with is characters that have been created with magnets, like the Wyrmmaster or Boobrepli stuff. I'm working on a new version that will also work with magnets.