Have you tried using a morph to move the eyes back and then call the morph something weird that no pose will reference? Hope this helps.

Not sure on this, but make sure that when you apply poses that the base character is selected and not one of the clothing characters. Hope this helps.

It's not trying to connect to the internet (though many Firewall programs will report it as such). It's checking your local network for any other copies of Poser running with the same Serial Number... if it finds one, it won't let Poser run. If you do a search in this forum for 'trojan' you'll probably find a few threads on the topic from several months ago. Hope this helps.

Glad you got it working =)

Hmmm... maybe not what I was thinking then. I'm kinda stabbing in the dark here, but does your jacket have 'phantom' rHand and lHand body parts in the cr2 or do they end with the ForeArm?

Oh wait... now this is sounding familiar. Did you "borrow" the cr2 from the base figure to create the cr2 for the jacket?

Hmmm... maybe. I assumed from the question that if the sleaves needed to be adjusted by the same value to fit any pose than they didn't fit the figure in the default pose either. More information needed I guess.

While you could edit the init values of those bend dials in your cr2 so it comes into your scene correctly, you'd still have to manually adjust the sleeves after each pose. Instead, I would pose your Jacket so that it fits your figure in the default position and then export a new .obj of your jacket. Re-point your cr2 to the new .obj, and you should be fine. Hope this helps.

Thank you very much for the kind words. Great image, Blackhearted!

Hmmm... very strange. In that case it seems that in the initial mapping, something was created that P4 didn't like but PP had no problem with. Was UVMapper used for the initial mapping or another program?

Is this possibly related to the geometry .rsr file? Colm, has it created an .rsr for the .obj when you first tried loading it, and if so have you tried deleting the .rsr? I've been making a few custom conforming figures lately that I've tested extensively in P4 and PP and haven't run across this bug. Hope this helps. Oh and FYI, Scott, when I reported the Spherical fall-off zone bug to CL it turned out they already knew about it and were testing the fix for it in SR2 at that time. That bug was introduced with SR1 and fixed with SR2.

When that happens it means the body part names as defined in the cr2 are not matching up to the group names in the .obj file. Make sure you delete your .rsr file (if your not using pro-pack) before you try and load it again. Hope this helps.

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I think it's actually simpler than that. I think whenever Poser is commanded to render, or certain other commands, it just re-loads the textures from the source.

Good to know. Thanks for the tip.