Quote - I will then release version 0.9.122, which will be the proposed final word on the "core" body rig. By core I mean anything that's not internal to the hands, feet or head. If nothing really bad is revealed during beta-testing, that core rig will become official, and I'll promise not to make any more functional changes to it. That means that, like Aanascent suggested, any further JCMs for these parts would be add-ons.

This does sound like a good approach.  :thumbupboth:

Quote - From what I've seen of Cage's characters, it looks as though there's a great deal of versatility in there already.

Yes!  It's wonderful!  This figure simply handles well, and by that I don't merely mean the joints.  The joints are great; I can now pose a figure without wanting to tear my hair out because the bending makes a lot of hard work on a character seem pointless.  :lol:  But Antonia is very malleable, too.  She morphs well.  Things like only one eyelash layer and separate actors for inner mouth parts really help with the face-shaping process.  The mesh and figure-build are both very well thought out and executed.  I could go on gushing about it.  :laugh:

Quote - Cage,
Thanks for the explanation of the script and its use.  I sent you an email with the mesh for you to examine. I'm more alert today and I checked my mesh, and discovered the centreline has an X position of 0.004858 therefore there is a small asymmetry, which although not visible in Poser, is quite large in numerical terms. I apologise if I caused any concern regarding your script. My mesh is clearly in error. I will try to recenter the mesh and then run the script as you described.

You prompted me to double-check my code, which is always a good thing, IMO.  :thumbupboth:  I hope the asymmetries are easily repaired.  Let me know if I can help at all.

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Cage can be an opinionated jerk who posts without thinking.  He apologizes for this.  He's honestly not trying to be a turkeyhead.

Cage had some freebies, compatible with Poser 11 and below.  His Python scripts were saved at archive.org, along with the rest of the Morphography site, where they were hosted.