hi all!

when we are creating conforming clothing and am using a borrowed cr2 file we are told to remove the morphs. now for instance when i create clothing for vicky3 i can simply double click the blank v3 icon in the figures menu for my bones...this is supposed to be a blank figure used just for this type of operation. but when i open up the new cr2 it has morphs in there! how can that be when i used the blank figure to bone it?

thanks!

spin one of the morph dials and see if it does anything.

A quick way is to run the figure Cr2 through MorphManager. Should be one of those must have tools in your tool box.

Make sure you load  a pz2 file of that figure into it first, then load the figure. You will get 2 of every group listed. Yhen you can right click and delete all morphs and in the body click and delete the channels you don't want.

Another way is to open the Cr2 in an edit app like WordPad and cut the morph lines out.

Sorry, I don't have the url for MorphManager.

Attached Link: MorphMan40.zip

> Quote - Make sure you load a pz2 file of **that figure** into it first, then load the figure.

Actually you can load absolutly any pz2, it does not need to be specific to the figure. Loading a pz2 first, just forces MM4 to display extra options. The cr2 should be loaded into the same side (window) you loaded the pz2.

i have morph manager but don't know anything at all about loading the pz2 file first!? is this before the cr2? do i open them side by side? do i save both as?

Q: Is this before the cr2? A: Yes load the pz2 first. Q: Do i open them side by side? A: No, open the pz2 in one window, then open the cr2 in **the same window**. Q: Do i save both as? A: After deleting all the morphs, Just save the cr2 (the pz2 will have been dumped when you loaded the cr2).

Today I learned something new, and definitely useful.  Thank you lesbentley.
Yours truly,
David P. Hoadley

I see I didn't need to answer.

I always thought the pz2 need to have the same groups. Oh well.

thanks all for the input, will i ever stop learning here?

I didn`t know that tip either, thank you, lesbentley.