I swapped Simon's left foot with a boot using the replace body part command.  Now, when I move his foot, the toes stay. (looks like he stepped in gum.)

When I look at the goals for his right foot, the goal is the foot, not the toes.

And there is a bunch of toes parts, if it is a goal issue, which toe?

or, do I need to divide the boot into a foot and toe group and then swap the toe with the boot toe?

Poser gave me a message about turning off bends to make the new 'foot' act properly, but when I turn bends off, the boot doesn't bend when I bend the foot, the upper part of the boot comes off his shin.

it's not actually a boot, I sized James's grey sock to Simon.

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If you replace two adjacent body parts with props they will become unwelded at the seam.

The way I would do this would be by editing the geometry declaration in the CR2 file.

In place of:-

actor rFoot:1
{
storageOffset 0 0 0
geomHandlerGeom 13 rFoot
}

You put:-

actor rFoot:1
storeageOffset 0 0 0
objFileGeom 0 0 :Runtime:Geometries:Your Directory:Your File.obj
}

Then just set the original toe invisible.

Other methods are available, parenting, conforming but if it were me I'd try this.... "just because" :)

I'll give it a try.  Thanks!

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This is what the gooey toe looks like.

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