what is the difference in these? is the SAE the newest update? I'm not sure which one I should be using, or which one is better to use...I know I saw a thread here on this same thing, but I can not find it now...thanks for any enlightenment! :D Karen

SR2 had improvements over the first one and the SR1, but the latest one, SAE V3 actually stands for "special anniversary edition", and has a few of the expression morphs right off the bat when she loads, so she can smile, blink, etc., regardless of what other character injections you add. I read in one of the forums that they plan the same for M3 sometime in the future. Maybe for the other characters too?

Message edited on: 04/09/2005 14:51

P.S. I have heard some older characters have conflicts when loaded with SAE, so I have kept both SR2 and SAE, depending on my needs.

And I thought it stood for "Self Addressed Envelope"... Just a note, V3 SAE's hands have the new scaling dials, but they can't really be scaled othewise (like longer but thinner), another good reason to keep SR2, too.

thanks for both your input! I tried and tried to figure out what SAE meant but obviously didn't come close! :D

Actually the only difference between SR1 and SR2 is the addition of the channels for the International beauties morphs (well, and the misreneming of the HdPhilipino morph from the original V3 to hdFilipina, fixed in SAE). If you apply an SR1/2 character to the SAE CR2, and have the SAE version of the Head morphs, you will be prompted for the delta and ChanVis files for the now-embedded expression morphs, and similarly for the Rem poses. An SAE Inj/Rem won't try to load/remove the expression morphs, which could be a problem if you apply it to an SR1/2 figure (but if you pre-inject the expression morphs it will set their values).