Quote - For my part I would prefer a CR2 with the weight map data saved within itself if that's possible.

Does it have to be a .cr2?  The pose itself will be a stripped-down .cr2.  If you're planning to hand edit the files and merge the data that way, you can still use the pose for that purpose.  That's what I plan to do, anyway.  I just prefer digging around inside the Poser files.  Even if it leads to the occasional error.  :lol: 

If you want the actual original weight-mapped .cr2, it sounds like there are distribution problems with those, in the case of proprietary figures. 

 

I'm seeing two nods toward the "cluttered" approach, here.  :lol:  If I save the pose and "runner" .cr2 to the same folder as the target figure, then the user only has to browse for the weighted donor figure and the target figure.  I'll try that first, if there are no protests.  But... is two enough for a quorum in a thread like this?  :unsure:

  'According to Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised, Tenth Edition, the current edition of Robert's Rules of Order, the "requirement for a quorum is protection against totally unrepresentative action in the name of the body by an unduly small number of persons." '  :unsure:

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