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Poser Technical F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 13 12:50 am)
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Probably your OBJ and its morph were not at the exact same location. This causes the morph to go haywire when you move the dials away from zero. When you export the OBJ to work on it and make the morph, be sure it is exported in the zeroed position. (A good way to do this is to use the OBJ already in the Geometry directory, and export from that.)
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Lady's Grace High-ups ! Another grey day on the cage... Your knowledge is requested to solve my problem my lords, I got an Obj, I've successfully imported it in Poser and apply a morph on this obj, till now, no problem... It COMES : when I play with the dial of the morph, the original Obj goes crazy instead of a working morph... Did I was clear ? Thanks to all ! Akin "The hand that rattles the Cage is the hand that rules the world..." -- Cager proverb