Hi Everyone -

Just added this tutorial to my site today - hopefully someone will find it useful.
Easy enough for beginners to follow!

Discoseven - Thanks alot for that, this will come in handy as I've been thinking about doing morphs in Hex.

Glad to help and good luck!

"In order to add a morph target, you need to create a morph target geometry. This geometry
represents the end-point of the morphing. The morph target geometry must contain the
same number of vertices as the original body part, that’s why you’ll usually use the
original body part as a starting point."

This quote is taken from the poser tutorial manual. So this means I cannot make extra polys other than what the head originally has? I was thinking if a morph target of growing and complex looking horns is possible.

Hi TheOwl -

Unfortunately you can't add geometry, so if you want growing and complex looking horns, that could be done by creating a separate object and then parenting that object to the characters head. This type of object is called a smart prop.  At that point, you could create morphs for the smart prop if you wanted them to grow and shrink in a specific manner :)

If you want to add some more detailed geometry , you can also think of adding a displacement map in combination with a obj-morph: this is possible in Hexagon. Use a low-level geometry for the basic shape and add a displacement map for the details.