Now, in the other actor channels, we find code like this:

actor head<br></br>
    {<br></br>
    channels<br></br>
        {<br></br>
        rotateY yrot<br></br>
          {<br></br>
          valueOpDeltaAdd<br></br>
          Figure<br></br>
          BODY<br></br>

ERCtwistHead  deltaAddDelta 10  valueOpDeltaAdd  Figure  BODY  ERCtwistACNH  deltaAddDelta 10  }

rotateZ zrot

{

valueOpDeltaAdd  Figure  BODY  ERCsideHead  deltaAddDelta 10  valueOpDeltaAdd  Figure  BODY  ERCsideACNH  deltaAddDelta 10  }  rotateX xrot  {  valueOpDeltaAdd  Figure  BODY  ERCbendHead  deltaAddDelta 10  valueOpDeltaAdd  Figure  BODY  ERCbendACNH  deltaAddDelta 10  }  }

}

}

Each rotation channel has two valueOpDeltaAdd sections, which students of ERC will recognise as the "receivers" for the dials that were added to the body section.

valueOpDeltaAdd<br></br>
Figure<br></br>
BODY<br></br>
ERCbendHead<br></br>
deltaAddDelta 10

ERCbendHead in this example tells Poser that this channel is to be remote controlled by the dial which bears that name. I've set deltaAddDelta to 10 in this pose to give the dials a reasonably fast response. If I (or you) wanted, you could set different values in each actor's channels to give a different response - and they don't have to be the same values in every actor, either.

Forum: Poser Technical

Subject: How to add EasyPose ERC to human figures