I have been modelling quite a bit in Max and came up with some really nice heads. I found myself thinking they would look well morphed onto a poser figure. Is there any way to save a head created in Max(as an obj) so that I can use it as a poser head morph target? Assuming the number of vertices are the same in both of course. Anyone?

I don't know anything about 3D Max, but I have the Tailor for Poser, which is specifically for sharing morph targets between models. I'm almost positive you could do it with that. You can buy the Tailor in the Marketplace (not affiliated with the product, btw, just someone who likes it.)

wipe - the heads hacve to have EXACTLY the same nunber of vertices as the corresponding head in Poser. If so there's a chance. The best way to do this is to start off with the Poser head in the first place and use it in the 3d app as a base, but without add/subtracting vertices, only moving them. Wampyir - have you succeeded in moving MTs between different figures in Tailor? How? :] FIshNose

You might ask in the MAX formu. I believe I remember that the number of vertices and the ordering has to match. I'd bet that you have to start with Poser geometry though.

Fishnose: I've been able to move morph targets between the P4 woman and Victoria P4. I've also been able to move targets from Stephanie to Victoria clothing. As far as moving targets from Stephanie to Victoria, for example, I haven't tried that one yet.

Cool! But I thought the 2 figures had to coincide exactly - one conform to the other... :] FishNose

They HAVE to have the SAME number of vertices. o.k. BYE if you download(ed) UBMAPPER you can load the obj in and check the number of vertices. it also gives you a quick visual representation of the geometry. i understand there's also some conversion possible with uv mapper but being stoopid and impatient i haven't learned all that it can do. o.k. this time i meant it - BYE