Quote - @Cage: The attached seems to work for me.

That seems to be the same as what I had set up, myself.    When the MouthOpenActive dial is set to zero, the MouthOpen morph no longer responds to the regular dial on the Head actor.  :sad:

Quote - To get an off/on dial to work, without disabling the morph or rotation, I think you will need to place an extra channel between the morph and the rotation. The principle is something like this.

Master
Sub-Master -slaved to Master and to Off-On
Slave -slaved to Sub-Master

I wish I knew why ERC confuses me so much.  I guess I'm Mr. Thick-Thickity-Thickface from Thicktown, Thickania.  (And so is my Dad.)  :lol:  I'm fairly certain the event flow would make sense to me in a standard programming context.  Maybe I just can't visualize it, or something.  In my head, I think of the .cr2 as separate chunks in actor form and I have trouble intuiting an overview.  :unsure:

At any rate, thank you for your thoughts on this.  :thumbupboth:  I think I'm just going to use a second xrot dial.  It achieves what I need without creating a mess in the .cr2.  When I want to share the figure I can just delete the extra xrot dial, along with my non-standard morphs.  If you want to work out the ERC process, just to know what works, I'm certainly all for it.  :lol:  I'll just be hiding over here, in the bunker.  :scared:

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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.