I'm looking for a command similar to Daz Studio's 'Zero Figure Morphs' option. Does this exist?

There are several python scripts that will do this. Got this one from RDNA in a thread by SVDL:

# ZeroMorphs.py

import TkinterWarning
proceed = TkinterWarning.warn("This script will set all morphs of the currently selected.n"
+"figure to zero, includnig full body morphs.n"
+"Do you wish to proceed?", poser.Language())

if(not proceed):
raise("Script canceled")

scene=poser.Scene()
fig=scene.CurrentFigure()
for act in fig.Actors():
for parm in act.Parameters():
if (parm.IsMorphTarget()==1) or (parm.IsValueParameter()==1):
parm.SetValue(0)

Just cut that and paste it into a text file and name it ZeroMorphs.py and put it in your PythonPoserScriptsScriptsMenuZeroMorphs directory or wherever and you can run it til your hearts content.

Thanks. This is useful.

Maybe Smith Micro could build this feature in on the next version.

Which version do you have? You might want to search your python scripts directories and see if there's already a copy of ZeroMorphs.py in there for your version. For some reason I'm thinking they did add that later on but I've got it sprinkled throughout so many runtimes now it's hard to remember which came with what version and I have two or three variations on the script.

The forum broke your formatting , in python when a line ends in : the next line needs to be indented

It's not working for me.   Could someone make this into a .py and post it?  I have PhilC's Poser ToolBox that can also zero morphs but it takes a couple of minutes and the results show me it has zeroed thousands of morphs.   I was hoping for a one-click solution I guess :)

I have Poser 8. The preloaded scripts do not include 'zero figure morphs.' Maybe the pro version has it.

The time taken for  Poser Tool Box to zero the morphs will be in proportion to the number of morphs in the figure. If your figure contains thousands of morphs then it could very well take a few moments to complete.

Admittedly you need to load the script and navigate to the required button but to my mind that is far quicker than doing the job manually.

http://www.ockhamsbungalow.com/Python/

You can try to save the initial pose figure withh all the morphs dials to 0, and save it like a pose, but only marking the morphs dial. then, everytime you apply the pose to the figure, all the morphs dials will be 0

Also depending on how the figure has been memorized, Edit > Restore > Figure , may help you.

was there something in the keyboard shortcuts?  i keep losing that foldout card that came with the box version.

PC: Shift + Ctrl + F
Mac: Shift + Cmd + F

Thanks all,  I thought I had one in Poser Pro 2010 but I think I may have messed up my directories when moving python scripts from one installation to another :)  I thought I had some by Kamilche since I found a readme but maybe it was from another file altogether.

Poser 8 and Poser Pro 2010.. Figure Menu, Zero Figure. That will Zero the Morphs as well as the Figure Pose.

Am I missing something?  I don't see a "Zero Figure" option.  :blushing:  I'm using Poser 8, with the most recent SR loaded. 

I see the option in Poser Pro 2010.   Thanks, there's my one-click quick solution :)

what if you only want to zero the morphs and not the pose?

Save the pose without the morphs.
Zero the figure.
Reapply the pose.

"what if you only want to zero the morphs and not the pose?"

Poser give you an option when you save the poses, save the body transformation, the morphs or both, if you select only the morph box with all the dials to zero and save the pose in the library, everytime you apply that pose, your morphs will go to zero, but the body transformation won't

Oops, Sorry.. have been bouncing back and forth between the two versions.. thought I had Poser 8 running at the time.. yes... that is only in Poser Pro 2010.. (Had Poser Pro 2010 running on both machines)

You can just use any of the Zero Figure Poses. They work on all figures. (I had them at the top of the Poser 7 Library (Zero Figure, IK Off, IK On, Lock Toes, Unlock Toes, etc...)