I have my own homemade poses, pz2 files. When I saved them, I checked both morphs and transitions. Now, I think it would be better to have them with only the transitions saved. Is there a way to strip out the saved morphs? Could I open the files in a text editor and look for something like "morphs"? Or, are they spread all over the place? I suppose an alternate way would be to apply the poses to characters. Then, re-save them with only the transitions, and then use those poses. But, I'm wondering if there would be an easier and faster way to strip out those morphs.

 

yes, you can open the files in a text editor.....

Once you've done that you can decide for yourself which method is easier!!

Good luck & happy rendering!

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Andy!

Well, if I open the files in a text editor, for what do I look? What do I delete? Are the morphs all in one place, and labeled something like "Body Morphs"? Or are they spread out over the body parts, such as "Hip," "Forearm," etc.? I wouldn't want to make a mistake. Is there a tutorial< with clear examples, for how to do this?

 

I would try MorphManager for removing those morphs, It's here: http://www.morphography.uk.vu/dlutility.html

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Thanks for the tip on MorphManager, bantha. I'm on a Mac, by the way. I read the "Help" file for MorphManager. It doesn't specify if it works on a Macintosh. Do you happen to know?

 

Sorry, I use Windows. I doubt that it works on a Mac.

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