That's a damned shame:  as far as I know, no other Poser product has these capabilities.

Thanks for the info, though.

Quote - Hi dlk We are still uncertain of the future product plans for MetaForm. Most of the focus recently has been in developing for high level applications and production studios. The version 2.0 technology probably will make into as a series of products for the low end market in time, but the time scales depend on the availability of resources. Vue is still very much under consideration as there has been a great deal of interest from users as well as a few other applications but final decisions will depend on where we find ourselves after we have "back-engineered" the latest code into the Poser plugin. In the meantime a possible partial solution we are considering for the current version update is the export of sequential meshes in Poser supported formats for applications that can handle these as imports. Thanks for your interest. Bill

I know it's been a few years, but has there been any further development of MetaForm?

If you're going to throw rotten eggs, may I recommend (of my own personal experience) duck eggs?  The shell is thicker (I used to carve them into pretty shapes), so you'll have greater impact before releasing the lovely scent within.  (If you're going to carve duck eggs yourself, clean them out as soon as you get them; don't save them until you have "enough".  And don't use compressed air to help blow out the yolk and the whites if you suspect they might have gone rotten.  The results can be explosive.)

My pet complaint about the old library was that it didn't alphabetize uppercase and lowercase letters together.  If it still had that problem, it would now be the least of my troubles.

Brilliant job, Amy!

Quote - Okay, I installed the Artistheat poses and tried them out. Apparently, the missing files are not supplied with the package. They might have existed in some antediluvian version of Antonia (you know, more than a year old or so), but  so far I haven't been able to find any traces. One way to make those poses work is to edit the pz2 files and remove all lines starting with 'readScript'. Another would, supposedly, be to provide some dummy files that they could read.

Thanks, I'll give that a try.

I use P3DO D3D's Poser Organizer for many of my diagnostics, and it was P3DO that first spotted the missing injection files problem.

Thanks again,

John

Edited to add:

There were problems with three of the poses:  upset, carry, and waiting.

Okay, so no one else has had a problem with the hand pose injections in Artisticheat's poses for Antonia.  Got it.

Thank you for your assistance in the matter.

Oops!  I haven't even tried them yet, but you say the toddler doesn't work at all?  [sigh]  I wish I didn't have such a knee-jerk reaction to new products . . .

I recently downloaded some poses for Antonia by Artisticheat, but they seem to require some hand injections that are not included.

":Runtime:Libraries:character:Antonia:injCTRLLhandGrasp-lHand.pz2"
":Runtime:Libraries:character:Antonia:injCTRLRHandGrasp-rHand.pz2"

Does anyone know anything about these?  Perhaps they are obsolete in the most recent version?

M'lady, do you plan on making additional textures for the Vulcan hair?

This is the result.

[bowing from the waist]  You are most kind, m'lady.

If it wouldn't make me seem like an arrogant swine, I'd pig out and ask for more colors.

As it is, I'll just make little piggy, er, puppy eyes and look wistful.  [grin]

Half a year later, we're still straggling along and finding this beautiful hairdo.

Beautiful work, m'lady!

Anyone who wants to sling Harry Mudd is welcome to the effort; he's too big and heavy for me.  [grin]

At any rate, I look forward to the releases of your work, whenever they come available.

Free is good.  I can afford free.  I just wanted to see your contribution and efforts compensated.