It seems that no matter what I do, morphing figures from Poser, export to a 3d application, and export back to Poser, it's a real PITA...

I wanted to retouch a crease or bulge from V4's head/neck, so I exported from Poser to Blender (before that, I made a custom morph head in Hex2.5), cleaned up the creases, and exported from Blender back to Poser, used SVDL's python plug-in, and BAM, my Full Body Morphs, including my finished Head morph shattered.  I think I went through a similar situation when I was doing a head morph from Hex.

I been thinking, should it be a wise thought if I wanted to retouch a custom body/head morph to be sent to a 3d application, should I do a zero pose?

I'm at the point to just try the P7 morph brush to fix the crease - I'm out of options.

Anyone having problems like this?

JB

This shattering is definitely from unwelded facets.  It appears that Blender has
split or unwelded all the edges.  I don't grok Blender, so I don't know what name
it gives to the welding / splitting choice ... but that's where you need to look.

also, make sure you scale up the poser obj export before fiddling with it in Blender and then scale down after/during export.  I use objaction scaler or a ZBrush plugin

Is there a ZBrush plug-in FrankT and would it work for those using Blender or ZBrush?

there's a poserscaler plugin at ZBrushCentral which does the scaling on import/export to ZBrush but it wouldn't work in Blender.  You'd have to use the objaction scaler proggie (it's free and dead easy to use)

Here's the result.

I'll just chuck it up.  I'm just pulling my hair.  See, I did the body sculpting while in Blender and did the Head Custom morph in Hexagon -- maybe that's the problem.  I thought I can combine the two and maybe that's the problem.

I still appreciate any input.

Thank you.

JB

Get this: www.tir.com/~johnwind/Compose11.zip

You will need to have Java installed on your machine.

Follow the pertinent section of this:www.4shared.com/file/34675269/549fa5f6/Using_Compose_and_Blender_to_make_Morphs.html

This method works for Blender, Zbrush, Hex, Maya, Modo, etc.