Quote - Stupid question.. does Batgirl work with the 1.0 release, or does it need to be fixed to work with it first? The problem with this thread is that there is so much developement stuff in it that might or might not work, that using it for information if very difficult now.
I'm not sure what the solution might be, because even if a new 1.0 thread was started, and we were all urged to use it, all the currently useful infomation in it would have to make it over there somehow.

Batgirl "sold me" on Antonia when I first saw her. Its temptng to make her a poser batcycle.

I'm trying to get Harley Quinn for Antonia 1.0 posted to my site today.  After that's done, I'll start updating Batgirl for version 1.0. 

You can do a quick edit yourself, if you want to use her in the meantime.  Just open the .cr2 file and alter the geometry file paths for the figures to reflect the Antonia 1.0 .obj files, rather than the Antonia 124 versions.  I don't think I can post a pose to do that, because the .cr2 contains multiple figures.

Everything on Batgirl will work with AntoniaA, version 1.0.  The geometry listings just need to change, to be able to use it.  A full update needs to include the different joint, JCM, and ERC tweaks which have been added since 124, however.

There's a Poser Batgirl Cycle already, by DrunkenDragon, at HeroMorph!  :woot:

http://heromorph.com/hmdownload/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=72&products_id=428

There's also a Batcave and a '66 Batmobile.  Good stuff.

 

There aren't as many compatibility problems as people seem to think.  Any of the development releases should work with 1.0.  Version 118 heads require that correction morph for the eyes.  Older textures need to be used with AntoniaA.  All of it should still work.

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Cage can be an opinionated jerk who posts without thinking.  He apologizes for this.  He's honestly not trying to be a turkeyhead.

Cage had some freebies, compatible with Poser 11 and below.  His Python scripts were saved at archive.org, along with the rest of the Morphography site, where they were hosted.