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Poser 11 / Poser Pro 11 OFFICIAL Technical F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 17 7:07 pm)
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You could try using the Limits to keep the morph at 1. Something like this:
targetGeom rightarmup
{
name rightarmup
initValue 0
hidden 0
enabled 1
forceLimits 1
min 1
max 1
Note that Force Limits is 1, and min and max are both 1. The Zero Figure command doesn't zero this morph.
This may not work with a spawned morph; I think those are different somehow.... but it definitely works with a 'regular' morph that has deltas.
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I made a correction morph for my object that I want to be permanent. I set it to '1' and hidden, memorized and saved. When I select 'zero figure' it resets it to '0' making it useless. This only happens if I have 'show hidden parameters' checked on. If I uncheck that then it does not reset the morph back to zero. Is this suppose to happen? I don't remember that happening n PP2014.