Quote - > Quote - Not to be too pedantic here, but... :laugh:

Antonia is in fact perfectly symmetrical. Poser is just buggy and messes her up.

Which is rather ironic considering there's no such thing as a perfectly symmetrical person IRL.

It is. But it's much easier to work on a completely symmetric figure than on an asymmetric one. I like to separate things out. Base figure and basic sculpt morphs should be perfectly symmetric (or as symmetric as buggy software lets us make them). This saves a lot of time and prevents inconsistencies because one only has to work on one side of the model. Then there can be additional morphs that introduce asymmetries. That way, one has better control over the final appearance.

-- I'm not mad at you, just Westphalian.