from http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2851896

i think it's a great idea.  how about a script that will work with the morph brush, to select a specific vert or verts, and create a dial for direct morphing.  it would be really cool if say, the mouse wheel could move the vert.  say a setting to adjust sensitivity.  say setting that allows no click for x, right click for y, left click for z, or combination clicks for combo motion.  then how about returning the morph to the data contained in the morph brush and deleting the dial, so you can move onto the next vert or set of verts.

anyway thanks for any replies : )

PoserPython doesn't have acces to the necessary aspects of Poser to work with the Morph Brush tool, it would have to be completely (re)implemented in Python, but I'm pretty sure there's some deficiencies in terms of access to things like OpenGL (which you'd need for doing the picking and other interactions with the geometry).

ah too bad : )

thanks for checking :)

i do not think, too much 3d modellers can do would need to be rebuild. 

I've been watching this thread.

It appears to me that what you want to do is to select a small number of vertices easily and have precise control over their movement.

Pretty much the same way as you have with a Poser magnet.

So why not use a magnet?

Quote - It appears to me that what you want to do is to select a small number of vertices easily and have precise control over their movement.

Pretty much the same way as you have with a Poser magnet.

So why not use a magnet?

Isn't there somewhat of a huge difference between (control) pointing your mouse at the screen and a cumbersome (XYZ controled) magnet. Just saying.

The morphing tool is a similar experience to pushing/pulling clay around also similar to 3D sculpting programs, completely different kind of interaction entirely.

I most certainly agree however we do not have Python access to the mouse coordinates on the screen. Neither do we have access to the vertices that the morphing tool has currently selected.

A click and drag of the magnet zone is I grant you less cool but it will work. Also holding down the shift key ensures that the selection is maintained as you change camera angles. Once in position fine tune using the parameter dials. Then click and drag on the magnet which will then have much the same "feel" as if it were the morph tool.

What you want does not exist, I'm simply offering a solution that works.