Quote - > Quote - I just had a bizzare thought.  I wonder what a subdivided weightmapped posette would be like?

A lot like 2000 or so.  :lol:  It's almost surprising that no one subdivided Posette back then, what with the Eve figures and others which used the Posette base with new elements tacked on somewhere.  Of course, we didn't have the same morph transfer tools available back then, and there weren't many affordable 3D programs available at the hobbyist level.  :unsure:

Quote - oh?..................what? Friend I have no idea what I just read here.  :( I thought a .pz2 file was a pose file.Why don't these work inside Poser like other similar files?

I guess I was unclear.    I think I sort of get used to communicating about some of these things in a sort of shorthand, which sacrifices clarity (and accuracy) for brevity.  :unsure:

Anyway, these are in .pz2 format, but the poses contain only morph targets, as with a standard morph INJ pose.  However, these are not set up to load into any existing morph injection slots, so these poses are, by themselves, not useful in Poser.  They're just a formatted delivery system for the targetGeom listings.

Which is to say, these aren't normal poses.  They're hacked Poser files with a pose extension.  So they don't work in Poser in spite of being in the correct format.

 

................oh...........??

ok.  :)