Laurie: I have my own set of tools for manipulating obj files which I use on Antonia all the time. I'd go crazy if I didn't have them. :laugh: So in principle, there's a lot of wicked stuff I can do with morphs. I just have to find the time to actually write the code.

For example I have a program that mirrors a morph, and one that fixes broken numbering and at the same time transfers a morph from the low-res to the high-res version or vice versa.

But I think the two most important things at the moment are to get the official Antonia site going and to figure out how we're going to manage all those morphs that people are making. I've just posted my basic idea on Poser Technical, so take a look if you're interested.

I think eventually Antonia should come with a number of Python scripts both for morph "producers" and morph "consumers". There should be one script, for example, that reads a whole bunch of obj files and produces a pair of INJ/REM poses from them. There should be another one that enables users to load two morph sets produced by different people side by side in the same figure without conflicts. Hopefully, I will be able to adapt some code from the resident Python gurus for that.

Okay, time for little odfs to brush their teeth, read the appendices to Dune and, err, peruse some anatomical reference material.

Nightynight! :sleep:

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