I apologize if this is a dumb question. But even though I am getting the hang of the morph tool it seems I can only use it on one or so objects then it just kinda quits on me and I cant get it to select any more and do more or different items. Any ideas?

I often need to leave the morph brush (select another tool) and reselect the part if the morph brush accidently grabs the wrong one, then go back to the morph brush.

I also note that you should select an object part and not select the whole character by going to "body", or the brush won't work. Sometime the brush will push instead of pull on parts near edges and vice versa.

The brush also slows to a crawl if used in complex scenes so I try to do all my morphing before I inport. This could be your issue.

It has been suggested that in the next version (or SR) of Poser you should be able to "lock" the brush to a part so it doesn't wander off on it's own.

I hope this helps you.

Attached Link: Keep Focus

Snarlygribbly made a keep focus utility.

Also you can change some options in the morphbrush, like group.

thanks for that link. :-)) This script is essential.

Thanks for the link! that seams very usefull!

Quote - I often need to leave the morph brush (select another tool) and reselect the part if the morph brush accidently grabs the wrong one, then go back to the morph brush.

I also note that you should select an object part and not select the whole character by going to "body", or the brush won't work. Sometime the brush will push instead of pull on parts near edges and vice versa.

The brush also slows to a crawl if used in complex scenes so I try to do all my morphing before I inport. This could be your issue.

It has been suggested that in the next version (or SR) of Poser you should be able to "lock" the brush to a part so it doesn't wander off on it's own.

I hope this helps you.

Yes it does Ashley thanks!

Quote - > Quote - It has been suggested that in the next version (or SR) of Poser you should be able to "lock" the brush to a part so it doesn't wander off on it's own.

I hope this helps you.

Snarlygribbly made a keep focus utility.

 

Also you can change some options in the morphbrush, like group.

Thank you

In complex scenes I change the view to lit wireframe. Not only speeds things up, but in many cases makes the morph easier to see. I also exit the morph brush after adjusting each part then opening it again to work on something else.