I've been using IPB but I can't figure out how to make my figures land on the floor after injecting a pose. The poses I'm making have the figure size shrink down a bit(does that sound correct?) so when they are posed they land up in the air a bit. What do I have to modify in order for them to land on the floor? The PZ2 file (txt) has no Y-Trans dial. Can I instert a Y-trans line in the scale area? Thanks for the help in advance. Vic

-Sorry I can't help. But I'll also love to know if there's a way to do this.

IIRC the Body dials don't get saved in a pose.
You probably need to copy the body portion of the cr2, edit out every thing but the trans dials, and set the key value to the amount you need.
I know I've seen threads about making position poses for characters but can I find one ?
This tutorial Creating Full Body MOR Files should give you help on what you need to edit.

Bear in mind having a body translation might generate issues with other things.

After injecting the pz2, set the translation of the hip to zero, in the Joint Editor zero the figure, then select the Body actor and yTran it till the feet touch the floor. Note the yTran value for the Body. Open your pz2 in a text editor, paste the code below as the first actor in the pz2. Substitute the values you noted earlier for the ones in red below.

actor BODY
        {
        channels
                {
                translateY ytran
                        {
                        initValue 
                        hidden 0
                        trackingScale 0.001
                        keys
                                {
                                k  0  
                                }
                        }
                }
        }

P.S. "paste the code below as the first actor in the pz2" In most cases this will mean that the code for the BODY actor goes directly under the 'version' block.

version
        {
        number 3.0
        }
---New code for BODY actor goes here!---

The one exception I can think of is if there are any 'readScript' lines under the version block, in that case it may be better to put the BODY actor after the 'readScript' lines.

Thanks guys. I'll try both.