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Subject: when conforming item loaded first no xyz movement on parent's Body

Ken _Gilliland opened this issue on Mar 05, 2007 · 2 posts
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Ken _Gilliland ( ) posted Mon, 05 March 2007 at 9:07 PM · edited Mon, 21 October 2024 at 5:18 PM

I've never run into this before... in Poser 7, when I load a conforming item I've been working on (binoculars)  BEFORE loading V4, M3, etc... then conform it to  V4, M3, etc... The BODY XYX Trans and XYZ Rotate on V4, M3, etc don't work... however if V4, M3, etc is loaded first then the binoculars loaded and conformed everything works okay. 

Any ideas what's going on?
I should add-- loading it via DAZ|Studio there's no issues

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nruddock ( ) posted Tue, 06 March 2007 at 2:55 PM

You probably saved it while it was conformed.
This adds (IIRC) "conformingTarget" lines to the file, which are known to cause problems when the figure is loaded when there is nothing to conform to.
The usual solution is to remove them using a text editor (unconforming the item and resaving may be sufficient).

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