"...but a good installer costs a lot more than WinZip... Inno is great and free (www.innosetup.com). I use it. Maxon (Ciname 4d) use it. ... is always harder to use... Well, you are right here...

in max : select the blade. i dont know if the sword is one single mesh or more. But select the mesh that contains the blade, go to poly level and select the polys of the left half of the blade. Remember to select the front AND back polys. With the selection press "Detach" and select the option 'as element' and press ok. Done. If you want smooth any region, select again the mesh, go to vertex level, select the vertices that u want smooth and press 'Weld'. Use this method to make sharp edges, cloth trims,... Feel free to contact me if you need

Was 'Weld identical vertices' uncheck ?

Why not ?? In max, select the left side of the silver blade, detach it as element. Then load it again in poser. How it looks now ? Better ? You can weld some vertices on the blade base ...

Oh, i forgot the delta approach... when you used A3 as morph target on David, you create a delta data set. Save your morphed david as cr2 and the data will be there. So, try to use this deltas in a v3 cr2 file. The morphed head will not be an exact copy of A3 head, but i bet that the result will be aceptable.

Load Aiko export the only the head as obj delete aiko import the head load v3 make v3 head invisible carefully locate the imported head over v3 neck export the head as obj morph target now aiko's head shape is a morph target and you can use it on V3. It will need some fine adjusts next the neck, i think. You really don't need UMT to do this, UMT is aplicable when using INJ morphs, and because V3 and A3 are Group 2 meshes. If you need M3 with A3 head (???), then you can consider to use UMT.

Try to transfer only the delta data using a text editor or CR2Editor.

Exporting the head as obj and loading as MT, you get the absolute vertices position. When you transfer only the deltas, you are informing the relative movement.

This is the principle of the UMT tool ... i just discovered that aiko is a group 2 mesh

xeers

edited for typos

Message edited on: 12/09/2004 05:20

im finishing a very simple app that will create INJ/REM files from custom morphs, clicking 3 or 4 times.

I think that it will be ready on Jan/05 and it may be a free stuff. But it will not able to 'capture' the DAZ inj morphs. If you really want to 'capture' it, you need do export the obj of the body parts and reimport under a new name.

Placement is not very important. But the vertex number and the topology are.

Message edited on: 12/07/2004 14:49

i agree, but the mesh structures are completely distinct, its the same case of M2 or V2. ( see the item 2 of this topic)

Sorry, only Daz Unimesh...

PBMCC_01 up to PBMCC_30
and
PBMDC_01 up to PBMDC_30
using the SR1 char

From Aeon PPros page :

"...ability to accept V3, SF and SP textures and injection morphs..."
"...Built off of the DAZ Unimesh..."
"...requires DAZ's Victoria 3 figure..."

So, Aeon belongs to the Group 2 mesh. ( i think )

... and Seth to Group 1 mesh...

I really liked this chars, but i will not buy it(by now) to test it. Could you try to extract some morphs and tell us about the results ??

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