Well...I'm only a noobie, but I've been wracking my brains for a way to sort this out...cant afford to loose 8 months work just like that...

Anyway my workaround was to take one of the working V4's I've got saved, export the head as an Obj.file with eyes open-close set to 1.000 and everything else zero'd (including full body morphs as some add wieght to the face).

I've then loaded them in as morph target in the faulty figure...seems to work OK so far...

@ Vestmann...just gone and checked this myself...I've got the same problem...thinking about it there are older V4 figures I'm working on that dont have all the same morphs as the newer ones which still work OK.

That means its gotta be something I've added which installs with V4.2...can you remember/check what V4 add ons it could possibly be...one of the common features of those of mine that dont work are the Aiko morphs (though any eye related aiko morphs are fine) and the bodies of fantasy add-ons, but these aren't auto-installed with the fresh V4.2 figure, so that doesn't seem possible...

I also tried uploading the morphs onto V4.1 but this didn't work either...

Ah...wish I'd found this before I posted my query...I've junked up the Forum now...I'm having exactly the same problem on certain figures, but I spent so long working on the clothing/body shapes that I can't figure out where or what it is I've installed that's locking the eyelids.

Restarting won't (doesn't) have any effect- the figure works absolutely fine except for the eyelids...reinstalling the base morphs doesnt help either...

...so no help from me either, I'm afraid, but I hope you get it sorted...and then post the answer! 

Many thanks! All sorted now... :0)

Quote - First a quick summary - there will be lots of detail on its way...

1. Use the DAZ Installer to install the V4 package into your Poser Runtime (the simplest place to install it for now). When asked the install location, choose the Poser program folder. On Windows, it would be for example, C:Program FilesPoser 7 (if you have Poser 7). This will install the V4.2 package into the Runtime sub-folder, which is where it has to go. DO NOT choose the Runtime folder itself, but the one above it.

2. In Poser, view the Libraries palette, go to the top level and make sure the Poser default library is active (red dot). Click on Figures, find the DAZ People folder, open it, and double click V4.2.

That should at least get you started... but come back again if any problems!

Aahhh.....my first post...just trying to savour the moment, so that years from now I can get all nostalgic over it!

Anyway, as another "day one" noob I'd just like to give a huge "thank you" for the above post...I've been randomly trying to install various bits of Victoria's anatomy in the lost hope that something magical will happen...I know, I know...pathetic isn't it? But their is a point just beyond normal desperation where the brain just shuts down.

Anyway, I'm one of the good noobs, so I thought I'd have a good trawl through the forum before bothering you with what seems a kinda dumb question when compared to some of the technical stuff the rest of you ask...and I found this! Works perfectly now- many, many thanks!!! :0)

Anyway, I didn't jump straight at Victoria, though the temtation to spend several zombified hours resizing and reshaping her breasts over and over was kinda overwelming... I've messed around with reposing and reshaping Jessi  (remodelled the face a bit too) and have even created multilayered hair for her - not bad for my first day! So hopefully I won't be bugging you all with too many daft questions...

Hope I haven't committed thread-necromancy here- and hello to all!