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Subject: Posette 2 Eve Morph Transfer...

Starlok opened this issue on Dec 30, 2001 · 4 posts
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Starlok ( ) posted Sun, 30 December 2001 at 3:50 AM · edited Sat, 23 November 2024 at 10:38 AM

Hi All! As I understand it, Eve 4.0 (I'm using the version by Arduino) is the same geometry as Posette but with extra groups and modified Joint Parameters (with the exception of the genitalia, naturally!) My problem is there are several Morph Targets that I REALLY liked for Posette that I would LOVE to transfer over to EVE. I know that she's designed to accept head morphs from Posette, but can anyone tell me how I can transfer things like the upper body morphs (from the abdomen on up) over? If it doesn't require the "expert" use of a modelling program (I only have the free version of Amapi) I'd appreciate any pointers on how it's done. Thanks! Starlok

hawktoey ( ) posted Sun, 30 December 2001 at 6:41 AM

Don't know if it will work but there is a program called Morph Manager 4.0 that allows you to transfer morphs from one character to another. I am just now looking into this myself. Adding some of the character morphs to clothing so I don't have to mess with those magnets to get clothing to fit...

ScottA ( ) posted Sun, 30 December 2001 at 1:58 PM

I doubt you can transfer the morphs. Although the geometry is the same. Each body part has a certain number of vertices in their group. If you change that number by either adding or subtracting them in a modeling program, or altering what's included the groups by re-grouping them like they did with EVE. You'll ened up with a "wrong number of vertices" error. ScottA

Starlok ( ) posted Sun, 30 December 2001 at 8:56 PM

Damn! I was afraid someone was gonna tell me that! Thanks!

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