Conform V4?

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• Richard Haseltine Posts: 96,834

  August 2012 edited December 1969

  With the Victoria 3 version you had to conform the figure to the skeleton, but that may not be true of the fourth generation version. Which are you trying, and how is it failing?
• LycanthropeX Posts: 2,287

  August 2012 edited December 1969

  are you using Studio or Poser, there are a few extra steps to setting this up in Poser, but yes you do have to conform V4 to the Skeleton
• irimi8 Posts: 0

  August 2012 edited December 1969

  I'm using Poser 8. Thanks
• LycanthropeX Posts: 2,287

  August 2012 edited December 1969

  ok, in Poser, load the v4 skeleton, turn off IK, aply the conform pose from the pose library to the skeleton
  
  load v4, turn off IK, apply the same conform pose to v4 that you used on the skeleton
  
  conform v4 to the skeleton
  
  reapply the conform pose ( yes i know you already did it, but in poser you need to do it again to make it work right )
  
  thats it, now everything should work fine. Remember to pose the skeleton, not v4, v4 will follow any posing you do to the skeleton
• jerham Posts: 153

  August 2012 edited December 1969

  Another way

  -First load the skeleton.
  -Drag V4 from the library on to the skeleton. V4 is now conformed to the skeleton (The feet will look a bit weird)
  -Disable IK on the legs if its on.
  -Apply the V4 conform pose to V4 to solve the weird feet.

  Use the skeleton as the main figure to apply poses on.

  Some pre made poses applied to the skeleton do not work correctly on the feet and will make mess of V4 legs/feet. You can restore it by using the zero pose on the skeleton. This can be avoided by locking the feet parts of the skeleton.

  -Select the Right Foot of the skeleton.
  -from the Object menu select lock actor
  -Do this also for the Left Foot of the skeleton