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Hey Everyone, Check out my latest baby at http://innuendo.ev.ca Extreme Morph 3D allows you to create your own morph targets quickly and easily. You simply "Paint" the selection that you wish to morph, soften the selection if you like, and then use any tool to morph the surface, simply by dragging on the viewport with the mouse. The full manual will be available shortly, but you can get help with most of the features simply by right clicking on them (Mac users with one mouse button should hold CTRL and click). Download the demo and see if you like it. In particular, if all you Mac gals and guys can give it a spin and let me know if you have any problems running it. It has been tested on several Mac systems, but the more the better. Konan

Slightly off-topic here.. but have you ever watched 'Angel'? L... you bear an uncanny resemblance to Doyle from the first half of the the first seriesL anyhow.. I'm just downloading your demo (Win version) and I'll be test driving it asap.. I've got a very particular model in mind as for what I'd like to do.. so I'll keep you posted :) Thanks heaps Dolphy..

Hey Dolphin, I assume (or hope) that Doyle is an extremely handsome man, well at least that he is not one of those mutated zombies or something ;) I will be working on the manual (and tutorials) all day today (and nothing else) so they should be up to speed in no time at all. Konan

Konan: Question for you, is it possible with this version, or possibly the next version to be able to "undo" or reset parts of an existing morph target? That is a feature/capability that I have wanted for a long time.

YAY! I'll go get the demo now!

Hi Konan-- For some reason, I'm unable to mount the disk image. :( Disk Copy says that it doesn't recognise the file type. Any idea why this could happen on a G3/233 iMac running Mac OS 9.0.4?

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Hey StrangeChilde, It is OS X only at this point, so that would probably explain it. I may release an OS 9 version if demand is sufficient. It is more likely that I WILL release it than not. With the exception of the Open and Save dialog boxes, and the message thingy that pops up when you make a boo-boo, the program is completely independent of the operating system (the Windows and Mac programs are identical), so it should not take to long. I first have to finish all of the documentation and the web stuff. So much work, one little me. Trav, Please elaborate. Do you mean that if you have the original object, and some arbitrary morph, you would like to paint a part of the morph, and say "make this part go back to normal"? The blending zones (greenish-gray areas)would no doubt make this a smooth transition. Sounds like a good idea. I'll message you for more details. Konan p.s. Two of the tutorials are up and running. They can be found at the attached link

Thanks Konan-- that clarifies things. It won't make much of a difference to me-- I'll be inheriting his old G4 when he upgrades, and plan to use OSX then when I have a capable machine, but I'll bet there will be demand for the OS9 version; there are a lot of folk still with older Macs or who didn't want to make the switch to OSX in all its aquacity, I suspect. I'll see if I can download the demo on his machine and have a play. The app looks brilliant-- Amorphium for Poser! The tutorials look good-- will there eventually be printer-friendly versions as well?

L.. doyle was Angels wee irish sidekick.. emphasis on the WAS.. him dead now.. /:0 anyway.. I'm just away to try out your package and I'll let you know how I get on tonight. P.s I'm as green as your best bananas so this can be your idiot-proof test runL

wow... is about all I can say. Easy to use.. nice interface and all very intuitive... :) tried pretty much everything I could think of and found it extraordinarily easy to get my teeth into... once I got the hang of rotatingL.. but that's just cause I'm an idiot.

Hey Dolphin, Don't forget to right click (or hold CTRL and click for Mac users with one mouse button) on just about anything in the interface to get some help. Konan p.s. Mac OS 9 Version is coming soon. I am already working on it. It will be a "Classic" app, so it should run on several older operating systems.