It may be just me, but the pose looks pretty good. Natural... The problem appears to be the scale of the chair. It has the proportions of a throne. Try scaling it down to 95% or 90% and she might sit more naturally.

I could be wrong and frequently am...

I think you're talking about Ockham's Move Object script. It's a great tool! I use it all the time. Do a search for his name and go to his site. There are tons of other great scripts there too.

I got tired of this too. So I developed the following workaround/ solution:

1. Apply the character morph

2. Export head as a morph target

3. Zero out all head/face dial settings

4. Load morph target.

Now the expressions don't change the character. It may not be the best solution, but it works like a charm.

Throw me on the list of old codgers who want regular clothes too!

I agree on the cowl and for the exact same reason.

Thanks for having faith! grin The easy part was eliminating VSS as the culprit. It's too stable to suddenly go south like that. After deleting and rebuilding Poser Prefs, I figured that wasn't really the issue either. Then it became what have I done in the last couple of weeks that could have killed it.

For the sake of someone who has a future issue, I run Pose 7 but store everything in an external runtime. For some inexplicable reason, I set the properties of my Poser 7 directory to hidden (although I don't ever hide anything and have my preferences set to show hidden files so I'll chalk it up to dumb mouse click). Now I won't begin to explain why that fixed it because I ain't a genius, but it must not have been able to find something it was looking for and so either defaulted to something or grabbed something else instead.

Solved! It wasn't VSS or even Poser...

Stupid computer! I mean stupid computer user!

False alarm. I deleted the prefs folder, reboooted Poser and the texture files were cleared. VSS still applied the wrong texture. I still don't think it's VSS though. It's been steady as a rock since the day I downloaded it, so I have problems believing it just suddenly doesn't. 

Back to the drawing board.

Interesting... Suddenly, I realize I have the same problem but the above solution didn't resolve it. I may be off base, but troubleshooting showed me that this may be a problem with Poser (I'm using P7) and not VSS. It seems that the cache of textures used isn't clearing or going away even on a clean reboot of the computer or of Poser. It so happens that the first set of character textures in the list are the ones being applied by VSS. I tried Reload Textures and the list doesn't clear.

I don't know if this means anything, but that's what's happening here.

Okay. Great! Thanks! I didn't have it but I think I'll get it.

This looks like it's for V3. Any idea if it works for V4? Or is there another program out there that works for V4?

WARNING! WARNING! DANGER, HIUSHI! DANGER!

Proceed at your own risk, but pursuit of any kind would be very, very risky. AND THAT INCLUDES FRIENDING HER ON FACEBOOK!

I don't know where you are, but in the US, this is extremely unethical - and possibly ILLEGAL!- and would put you and your employer at risk. I have been a manager for 25+ years, have been involved in the hiring and firing process for at least that long and have faced situations like this on more than one occassion. I have had to fire good employees for making this mistake and have seen the company I worked for involved in a lawsuit because an employee thought it was "OK" to take her number from her resume. So, if you think risking it is worth losing your job over, ask yourself if it's worth taking the company down for as well.

If you're not sure, ask your HR department; but realize that may have implications as they would surely worry about your judgement. We have this conversation before EVERY interview we conduct.

Could it work out? Sure. I could also jump out of an airplane without a parachute and survive. It's happened. But it ain't worth the risk.

If you're still willing to take the chance after all the advice to the contrary, then you didn't need the advice anyway.

That's bad news about Werts.

Speaking for myself, I would pay a reasonable price for reasonable look-a-likes.

So are any of Fygomatic's morphs for sale or freebies? Are yours, Mark? Eric? There's some pretty good stuff here. Another good one is a guy named Werts which are available on sharecg.com.

Probably something you've already thought of, but if you have Ziggy's excellent ICU set, you can use many of the props there to cobble your own. The bed, IV pole and pump, etc are pretty representative of standard hospital rooms, and the room is pretty much just a room. All that's missing is a basic wardrobe cabinet, a chair or two and you've got it.