I've been asking around. The P5 figures can't grin as far as I can see. They closemouthed smile, they open-mouthed smile and laugh. But no grin showing upper teeth. Is there a trick around that. All the smile, open lips, etc. morphs throughout the transphorms don't seem to do it. Any help would be appreciated. Boni

Haven't tried it, but in observing humans, I have noted that not everybody shows teeth when smiling. Maybe the P5 figures are modeled after such people instead of the toothy toothpaste model types. One thing I have done successfully, though is morphing the teeth to raise and lower them so that you can show a bit more teeth than the default values. Maybe somebody has a set of teeth morphs for judy that might work. I have always wished that model makers would make the teeth a separate object from the head so they can be morphed a bit easier because sometimes I want them to show and sometimes I don't.

Haven't tried it, but in observing humans, I have noted that not everybody shows teeth when smiling.

Of course, some people have the opposite problem ....

http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff400/fv00354.htm

ronstuff, there's a quick tutorial here in the forum that describes using the grouping tool to morph specific parts of a mesh. You could apply this technique by creating a new group selected from the teeth material.

http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?Form.ShowMessage=1322689

LOL Little Dragon - now if Judy had teeth like that!! Thanks for the tute, and of course, that is the way I've always doen it with a few magnets, it's fairly simple. Just didn't want to frighten the newbie ;-) - I would still prefer to have the teeth object seperate from the head object so I could create teeth morphs in other programs without having to export the entire head. Magnets only go so far.

Mainly adding laughR & L, kiss R & L, MouthCorner out, a little bit of Phonemes, Open Mouth, Close... I didn't take notes, sorry.

Thank you so much. This really helps! Boni

It is a bother to export the head and isolate the teeth, but that's one of the first things I do with a model. Then I can make morphs to move them separately in various directions (that's how Judy Magic grinds her teeth in the animated GIF above). Of course, you can also set a figure's teeth material to transparent, then add and fit DAZ's Millennium teeth. I got them when they were on intro sale, but never got around to trying them. They're built into V3 and I assume Michael 2 too.