Here's a picture from my tutorial. Look at how the angles are set up. Notice how far apart they are and how that effects the blending zones. Bigger blending Zones= Smoother bends. Adding as many poseable sections will help also. This is the best we can do Until Somebody manages to get the IIK secret pried from Codeman's brain. ScottA

Excellent...thanks for the help :) -Colt

BTW If I use the 'curve' flag in the Heri editor....is there a way I can open it up in wordpad if it's already done for a figure? I hate to have to redo all that work just to add the word 'curve' in there. -Colt

Yes. The "curve" statement is located in the .cr2 file under the "channels" section for the body part that has it applied to it. There are also a few lines directly underneath each "curve" statement that also need to be kept with it. I recommend using the .CR2 Library Editor Utility found in the F.S. section to do this kind of editing. Using a text editior is confusing for chopping up this kind of thing. And the Utility organizes the info in a much easier way to cut and paste from one .cr2 to another. ScottA