Quote - You'll have to forgive me now, but I'm starting to get confused as to what I'm supposed to be using and why (I'm easily confused...lol). So many things have been posted...

I use Poser 7, but just recently got P8 which I'm still just exploring for the moment. Of course, I have V1-4 and Antonia (though I'm not sure which version of her I should be using either...lol). Perhaps, when all the kinks are ironed out, there should be a short tute or even a separate thread to explain which script to use for what ;o). Just for the denser folks like I'm...lol.

Laurie

Sorry for the confusion.  this has unexpectedly turned into a development thread.  :lol: :blushing:

Here's a quick outline:

• Use the transfer script which was posted in the final post on page 2 of the thread.
• Install the files included in the zip in the Runtime for the Poser version in which you'll be using the script.
• Load V1 (or 2) and Antonia-121 (not Antonia-121oldUVs, and use the High version, not the Lo version) into a Poser scene.
  -Run the script.
  -If the .vmf file included with the script was placed as instructed in the download readme file, there shouldn't be any problems.

-Note that the script will be referencing the figures by their base geometry name.  In this case, blMilWom and Antonia-121.  It might also get confused if either figure's head has been processed using the Grouping Tool, as this will create a GeomCustom reference in the actor. 

-If today's newly-released version of Antonia has the same name for its .obj file (Antonia-121.obj), the comparison I've released will still work.  The naming is important, because of how the script handles paths and folder-naming.

Umm.  Does that help at all?  The basic directions are in the readme for the download.  If the instructions can be improved, let me know how you think they can and I'll try to do better.

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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.