Let me explain how this works first, and then if anyone wants to have a go with it then PM me here or at RDNA and I'll send a link to it.

I'm wary about sharing it widely at the moment because:

• There are no instructions
• It's not properly tested
• It MODIFIES your scene
• Somebody somewhere will ruin their scene and be angry with me :-)

If you can live with those issues and risks, then I'll happily give it to ya :-D

Anyway ...

The script's strategy is this:

• Select a figure (only figures at the moment)
• Export the figure as an OBJ to a temporary location, in its posed and morphed state
• Import the temporary OJB as an intermediate prop
• Rip a load of data out of the intermediate prop
• Use that data to construct a new geometry, subdivided
• Recreate the original material zones and assign polys appropriately
• Delete the intermediate prop
• Hide the original figure

So, the original figure remains in the scene, but hidden. All conformed clothing and parented props etc. remain conformed and parented to the invisible figure.

Sounds a bit cumbersome when you write it all down but it seems to work quite smoothly.

The undo works simply by deleting the new geometry and setting the original figure to Visible again.

The subdivision should be the last thing you do before rendering.

If you want to modify your scene afterwards, then use the undo feature and do the subdivision again next time you render.

Free stuff @ https://poser.cobrablade.net/