I was fast asleep at 2AM, thank you. :laugh: But to the business at hand. Litterally.

odf- Look at that JCM on the calf, and give your 2p on it.

"Does anyone know of a Python script that lets one update a specific morph from an obj file? Basically I'd like to have a button that I can press whenever I made a change and that will then read in the new obj file and replace the existing deltas with the one computed from the new data."

I remember seeing one here that would do that, but I can't remember the name of it, or the maker. Send Ockam a sitemail, he's the BagginsBill of Python!  If he didn't do it, he'd know who did.

About the HANDS: The creases in the skin are where they are for a reason--USE!  When the skin is folded, it creases.  Creases SHOULD be where the joints bend.  Humans are a good judge of what DOESN'T look human, or if a member of the tribe has become defective or diseased.

That IS why so many people are SO critical of CGI.  If it isn't perfect, the human mind is struck negatively by the movement,or bends or texture.  We look for faults in other people whether we want to or not.  It's hard-wired to exclude defectives from the gene-pool. I was reading about it last month. It's an interesting theory.  I forget by who, now.

I cannot save the world. Only my little piece of it. If we all act together, we can save the world.--Nelson Mandela
An  inconsistent hobgoblin is the fool of little minds
Taking "Just do it" to a whole new level!