Gallery search does not work for me either... Since the whole renovation business it stops working periodically... Or starts working periodically and not for long, to be more exact. Just... Do something - we had a perfectly working gallery that was easy to navigate and now it's a broken mess - this side is all about artists, the galleries is it's heart and at the moment it has major stutters...

@ lesbentley

Thank you! It's a useful pice of info for the future :)**
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@ pjz99

Thank you! That was exaclty what I needed - it figures I became so hung up on .cr2 editing and stuff like that that I missed the "big red button" lol**
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lesbentley - I did try that - took the end values form a properly conformed head bone and replaced the line in the later version after I added children and it did not seam to have any effect...

Every tutorial I found so far just uses the V4 Dev Foundation instead of making fresh bones for conforming, but it seams a bit unpractical - I need only one bone after all :( Dev Foundation has the correctly set up bones, so it should be doable in Poser no?
I think I'm missing something.

Yep they have the green cross in the bottom, and the red one on top. The Head bone and the hip bone should have both - the end bones and the bones with multiple children should look like that.

My hedbone only has the green cross, what I'm trying to find out is how do I make is so it has the red one as it should as well...

lesbentley - because right now the bones end parameters are taken for the start of the next bone (child) and it messes up the conforming function. If they are visible I can adjust the aliment of the bone and it will conform properly.**

markschum -** I did look, and the hip bones have the end parameter visible, the simmacro site states that the bone with multiple children would have visible end parameters... But for some reason main don't, what I'm trying to find out is why?

Did anyone here make a conforming pair of trousers? How did you solve the problem with the hipbone? That should be similar I think...

I'm not trying to do that. I have a Head bone and I need to attach braids to it, not neck. I'm not even using a neck bone, it's not needed for something this short.

Thank you for a quick replay! :)

I'll keep the WW in mind, but is there no way to do it manually? While I don't mind using WW in future projects to speed thins up I'd  like to understand what I'm actually doing for educational purposes if nothing else :)

It is frustrating - if I can add children to the mesh with existing head bone without distorting it's alignment, why can't I do the same with the bone I made? :(