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Subject: Body Morphs...where are they located???

Photopium opened this issue on Jan 31, 2002 · 2 posts
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Photopium ( ) posted Thu, 31 January 2002 at 8:23 PM · edited Wed, 04 September 2024 at 8:49 PM

Looking through the Vicky 2 Cr2 I'm left wondering..where exactly is the unique information located for each full body morph? It's certainly not under "Body"! Each full body morph should contain the math and instructions for which morph that comprises it. This should amount to something that can be seen in a cr2. As far as I can tell, it's nowhere to be found. Is it done with little elves? Sorcery? Please help! -WTB

HandspanStudios ( ) posted Sun, 03 February 2002 at 8:40 AM

It looks from the message above that you found it but if you use Morph manager you just click on BODY properties and you'll see the full body morphs. I believe full body morphs are just an invisible command to tell the individual morphs what setting to apply. They are not recorded in the cr2 as a new set of #s because that would be redundant. The 'math' as you put it, the morph coordinates, are under each body part.

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