Quote - ... I'll check it out but I don't know how well it would work. Modo and Lightwave both have excellent symmetry modes for creating morphs on opposite sides of a symmetric mesh. LW vcan only do symmetry on X, while Modo can do it on X, Y, or Z. But Antonia's head mesh isn't symmetric. It's close, but there's enough that's not to play hell with anything using symmetry.

 

I'm finding that out in Poser's mirror morph command. It's enough that it makes my mirrored morphs not be the exact same as the other side. I'm not doubting odf, but it might be how Poser translates the object. However, the first time I noticed this was when I was texturing Antonia...lol. You can see how one side is just a smidge different than the other. I'm not complaining, cause I think perfectly symmetrical is what makes 3D figures look a little "off" to me. I like when morphs aren't perfectly symmetrical, but that's just me. Some folks need it perfect.

Laurie