I live in London/Corbin area as well, 3 hour drive though. LOL

:blushing: just make it invisible.

the new IE 9 messed up the forum post.

I met my wife in church when she was 13 and I was 16. Never dated before that much, or after with anyone else. What was the point, I had already met her. The One. So I was actually refering to Craigs list and a few of the online sites that keep hitting me up with spam.

With all BS aside, if this is a serious question here is a serious answer. Contact a professional match maker. They are discreet and you'll have a better match than you will do on your own.

Forget about the personal ads, most of those are hookers. The obits are the place to score. There was an older man who came home from his wife's funeral to get half a dozen calls from women, whom he had never met, wanting to meet him.

why bother, just subscribe to Playboy and don't leave yourself open for heartache. LOL

Hmmm I get the leg twitch but that means it loaded for me.

are they character inj? wow. who creates a morph inj that includes figures other than the target figure?

got no idea then. unless your using the wrong options when you save out.

don't try to weld those vertices when zipping them up. you'll end up with a different number of them. don't know if that is what your doing but it is the first thing that comes to mind.

thanks bob for the detailed explanation.

I believe the latter is what he was looking for though.

the cr2 is where you will find your answer. look at the dial for the zipper and see what it is named, then look in the cr2 for the morph. There will probably be several morphs mastered to that dial. how they get them to work in a non linear manner would be what would interest me.

The way I would do it I believe, would be to create a number of morphs begining at the bottom of the zipper and close one tooth of the zipper with each, then parent them to a master dial.

The boots are a free download, download them and see how they do it.

morph should be easy then if you already have it modeled.

Have you done morphs before? They are pretty simple, really. Especially if you own the rights to the model.

The way I would do it would be to model the zipper area open, then morph it closed. You would probably have to begin at the bottom and create several morphs controlled by one dial so that it would zip up.