Here is the thing, I Have e Female walking with High-Heels, i try to make a walk-video (simple steps) and i try to use the walk designer, I even use a path, the problem is that the figure walks as a barefoot one while the shoes just follow the movement, how do I fix this? Can it be done with the walk designer? Thanks!!!!!

short and simple answer, nope, walk designer doesn't work with heels.

Thanks!

Attached Link: http://www.renderosity.com/softgood.ez?ViewSoftgood=7437

If you're a poser pro user, then there's a python script that's suppose to be a good fix. http://www.renderosity.com/softgood.ez?ViewSoftgood=7437 I've been debating on buying it myself. Doug

Attached Link: http://www.nerd3d.com/

Or you could try Nerd, he has a walk designer fix for purchase to allow high heels and the millenium figures proper use of the walk designer.

Actually you can just bend the foot to the appropriate angle in the first frame of the animation (usually around 45 degrees I think). Then remove all keyframes for the foot bend for the rest of the animation so it stays at that angle. (Also remember to adjust the figures position relative to the ground if that is important for your animation). It works pretty good, and I have used this trick. If you think about it, a woman doesn't really bend her foot much while in high heels, hence the reason why it is such an easy fix.

Or, dare I say this, you can use any of my figures, Supermodel Vickie, Supermodel Dina, Supermodel Lori (who is free), Pin-up Stephanie, Hi-Fashion Vickie (soon!). They all walk perfectly in heels, as I've got them well trained! They don't do very well in flats though, but what-the-heck, anybody can wear flats, even Mike! (Hi-Fashion Vickie says - "Flats, what are flats?")

Jim is that outfit available now for SMV ?

you can also use morph targets to change the feet to fit the high heals.. i know i have seen them in the free section here. try searching for it.. if that doesnt work. a quick and dirty method that i have used is.. create the walk with the walk designer, delete all the keyframes for the Y-trans for the hips then raise the hips (with IK turned on) for the first frame.. ya might loose a little bounce in her step, but its hardly noticable..

(The outfit is part of the new Hi-Fashion Vickie set, but it fits SMV perfectly!) The morphs you are talking about might be mine, if so they just pull up the arch and pull in the toes like tight shoes do. Hi-Fashion Vickie's feet get that way by morphs, but I also had to move the centers and adjust (a lot) the joint parameters- it isn't a trivial task.