Acadia opened this issue on Aug 30, 2006 · 54 posts
dbowers22 posted Wed, 30 August 2006 at 1:35 PM
Quote - > Quote - The safest route is as dbowers22 stated - unless there is a script that simulates the Rem process by hiding the dial and removing the morph deltas of any zeroed morphs.
But how do you do that?!
I use the full inject head morph icon. I only use some of the morph dials that showed up, not all of them.
I used some mouth, some nose, some eyes, some ears, etc. I don't want to delete what I've done. So I can't go and REM "mouth morphs" because I don't want to get rid of ALL of the mouth morphs, just some that are sitting at zero.
I don't see where I can go and REM "open smile 1" or "mouth CH" on their own. Same with the eye, ear and rest of the head morphs. As I said, I've used some of the morphs from various parts of the face/head, and I want to get rid of the ones I haven't used.
Basically, how do I delete the mouth, eye, ear, teeth, gum, cheek etc morphs that I haven't used, while keeping the ones of those categories that I have used? I used some mouth morphs, but not all, so i don't want to REM all of the mouth morphs, just the ones I haven't used.
You go to the other folders. There should be a folder that says, say, Ear-Nose INJ
and one that says Ear-Nose REM. Chose the Ear-Nose REM folder.
Then when you open it there are a whole bunch of different icons for various
ear and nose morphs. You click on each one you want to remove and it
removes just that morph dial. If you don't click on that icon, it doesn't remove
it, so that's how you keep the ones you want.
The you go to the Teeth-Gum REM folder and click on all the teeth and gum
dials you want removed.
Then go to the Eyes REM folder, the Features REM folder, and so on
and keep clicking until you get rid of all the ones you don't want.
If you make a mistake and remove one you want to keep, just go
to the INJ folder and click on the one you want to add back.
The REM folder icons have a minus sign on them and the INJ folder
icons have a plus sign on them.