johnsta2oo posted at 4:16 PM Fri, 5 January 2024 - #4480091

Burning sage did the trick. Reading the Poser manual a bit didn't hurt either. Ever since the dark ages of IBM 360 mainframes, I have learned by exploring, asking, and reading. In that order. Yeah, I probably had some looping recursion or something along those lines. I was toying with it, ya know? Had no clue what all the levers and dials and knobs did but -- oh my. Bright and shiny.

I still don't know what I did to make some of them snap into place rather than move smoothly, but I think I'm good not knowing. I figured out how to coordinate stuff which is what I started out trying to figure out.

As for Sasha-16, well, yeah, that sounds a bit strange. I don't own Sasha, so I can't explore that mystery, but it does sound quite curious. I wonder how the dials are wired together to get that effect.

The only problem with Sasha-16 is that its author: Karina, has somewhat disappeared, last news I heard of was because of he was hit by a car and seriously injured, it was probably in 2019, the year of the last version.
If you would like to test it, I've stored that last version here and the forum, still present, is here.

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