AHA! I never thought it was Poser 7 causing the trouble.. I was fixated on fixing the problem in Poser 2010 instead of trying what you did. Woops! I even spent an hour going through the Poser 7 .cm2 with a text editor and it was driving me crazy. 

I'll just create the camera poses in Poser 2010 now. Thank you very much!!!! :)

Sure, I've included the pose (For V4) and matching camera file. Please note the pose is erotica themed.

http://www.easy-share.com/1915316184/LionMGCameraHelp.rar

 If someone could test it in a Poser version older than Poser 7 and see if it works I'd really appreciate it.

 Also has anyone tried saving a camera pose in an older version of Poser and then using it in Poser 2010?

 Thanks!

I sized the viewspace to 600x600 in both Posers. But either way, the camera is way off. For example one is a closeup of the face in Poser 7, and in Poser 2010 it's pointed at the ground near the feet.

 Well I want the 3D parts to look 3D, not realistic. Cartoony sort of, but myself as the real character will be the only realistic thing. Like that movie.. "Who framed ___  Rabbit" but in reverse.

Does Puppet Master work for M4? I don't see him listed here:

http://www.contentparadise.com/productDetails.aspx?id=172

Thanks!

I'm trying to edit a .pz2 - I do have "Use external binary morph targets" checked.

 I was thinking they'd be PBMCC_41 or something because I tried using the search tool in my Crimson word editor and it doesn't find anything.

Sorry if this has been asked before..

 But are there any changes/improvements/additions on the animation side of things?

 How about the way Inverse Kinematics works?

Thanks!

Looks awesome, very well done action and animation.

I just wish DAZ Studio had Inverse Kinematics :[

 But I've decided I'm just going to put up with Poser's IK for now.. I need to stop trying to perfect everything or I won't get anything done.

It's V4.2.  I'm not sure what you mean by separate channels.. any chance you could clarify that?

Thanks!

Hmm.. no. It's just on the chest. And I have the same thing happening for "StomachDepth" on the Abdomen.

Nono, my fault - I should've posted my new thing in old thread. Thanks for trying to help!

I was actually the one who started that thread where Ockham posted, haha. :]

 What I'm trying to say is..  I did use IK just to prepare the keyframe poses. I took 2 frames ONLY. First frame start position, second frame with IK on I leaned the person's weight on one leg. Now scrolling between those two poses, you can still see that the feet are moving slightly, so you just know that there's going to be jitter.

 I went a step further and retimed the animation from 2 to 30 frames, and there's the jitter!

 I then saved the animation, loaded a new scene with the figure.. IK off, loaded the animation.. Still the same problem.

Here's the quote from Ockham in the other thread:

"The jittering is a common problem.  There are usually two or three possible
solutions to each IK calculation.  One solution may involve (eg) the right knee
bent slightly forward, the other may have the right knee bent slightly backward.
You don't notice the alternate solutions in a still pose, but in an animation
Poser will pick the one that seems closest for each frame.  And the best
solution for frame 10 may have the knee bent backward, then for frame 11 the
knee bent forward, then for 12 backward again......."

 Which I think means that there's no fixing the jitter, it's just the way Poser calculates IK and cannot be helped?

Yeah, for some tasks I do use animation layers.

 Is there some way they can prevents the IK jitter?

I don't see how it can.. as just with a default empty scene.. taking V4 from default pose on one frame, to shifting her weight to one leg more on the next frame causes the feet to reposition themselves slightly... that's just with two frames! Add the inbetweens and the jittering is so bad.. 

Thanks for taking the time to do this,

Much appreciated!