thanks!

Well of course you can use any pose and adjust it,but I found most of my MilliGirl (preteen) work quite well with little or no adjusting. Vic3 poses seem to need the most work for me. SWAMP

Most characters share the same actors (Posette based characters do not have buttocks or upNeck actors). This means that almost any pose will work on almost any character to some extent with respect to rotation channels. Some adjustment may be necessary due to the diffring proportions of diffrent characters. Morph data (such as facial expressions) can be included in pose files, and wether this will work with a particular character can depend on the base geometry file, and the channels in the particular cr2. MAT poses depend on the UV mapping of the base geometry.

Usually, in applying a pose from one character to a totally different one, the biggest snafu is with the hands. For example, I find most Posette poses (and there are lots available) work pretty well with V3 except that the hands get totally fouled. I therefore keep a little collection of basic V3 hands (downloadable from my home page should you be interested) for correcting the hands after applying a non-V3 pose. Why the hands should be such a problem area I don't really understand.

I've had that problem with the hands on V3 too many times and it takes forever to get them right again. Your basic V3 hands would be most useful Phantast but I don't know where your site is, could you let me know please? Thanks 8) Catlin