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Poser Technical F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 13 12:50 am)
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I put this on my wishlist recently since it looked interesting, and I like interesting. :)
I'm assuming it's a conforming mesh - but is it a single mesh, or several separate items? And is there a well-defined "ground point" in your mesh, which corresponds to the point you would want to be at Y=0 after hitting CTRL-D?
You wouldn't normally drop a conformer to ground, it has to be said, just the base figure. Poser can sometimes get it wrong for the base figure, for reasons that (so far as I know) nobody has yet adequately explained, other than yelling "bug!" and running away. :D
Totally non-conforming. Just a pile of props. all parrented to 1 bone.
There are pix of the item in the link.
If you hit Ctl-d over and over, parts move up, other parts move down and the well-defined "floor" moves about an inch at at time to the left(?) and then after a foot, starts going UP at a 45 degree angle ( WTF???)
(This is Poser, don't know if it happens in DS)
OK got it this time.
I feel that the various body parts are moving because you have built in ERC code linking their translation parameters with the BODY's Master parameters. A number of these Master parameters are not set at zero when the figure loads. You also have Master parameters slaved to other Master parameters.
I tried to trace down all the links to see exactly what was being affected when you dropped to floor however I do not think I'll live long enough to be able to complete that task. :)
The simplest solution, and the one that I would be very happy as a user to accept would be to say in the readme that Ctrl+D should not be used. Just translate the body, no big deal.
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Our new character: Universal Sizing Apparatus/Woman
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/bcs/universal-sizing-apparatus-woman/100084/
just comes apart if you hit control D.
Parts move up, not all of them, and the floor moves sideways (?!).
We will give a copy of the Sizing Apparatus to anyone who can help us debug this.
Thanks
Ben