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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Feb 24 11:54 pm)
Yes you can. There's a few ways to handle this. 1) Put the morph in an otherwise blank .cr2 file and have people use Morph Manager to transfer it to the original object. There's probably a tutorial out there on how to do it, but I can't think of one right off-hand. 2) Squish the morph .obj file. (I believe there's a free utility to do that, otherwise Traveler's tutorial at www.morphworld30.com will explain what I mean.) People can then add the morph using the good old Add Morph Target routine. Hope this helps, Cres
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I was wondringwhat the rules were about taking an already existing object(one that someone else created),and creating a morph for it to include in a package?can it be done and if so how?i.e what format can i send the morph out in?Just wondering thanks