Quote - Oh. Spanki! HI!

Yes, I use your free Riptide ;) Was one of the first things I got for C4d, because I use C4d for Poser stuff since the first time I got it! Thank you for this, my C4d would be quite useless without it.

I've been eyeing the Pro version for a while. Maybe if these morphs sell well.

 

Ahh - gotcha.. and thanks for the comments.

Quote - In any case, what was breaking things was the TrueSymmetry plugin - I don't know how it does the symmetry, but it was breaking the vertex order...

I see... I downloaded TrueSymmetry a long time ago, but never got around to playing with it... that's a shame - it may be 'rebuilding' the mesh on the fly, internally (sorta like a transparent Symmetry Object/generator).

Quote - Gladly, as I have ZBrush, I only needed C4d for my pupil morphs, so I was "faking" a manual symmetry: selected a single point, the same in both sizes, turned soft selection on, moved up and down only; for side movements, I used Scaling instead, so that the points would come closer together or farther apart.

Ahh.. yeah, I do the same thing, quite often.  I also use the "Selection Symmetry" command of my Undertow plugin to help with that :)... (I feel another self-serving ad coming...)

Undertow also has some other commands useful for Poser 'newly generated Symmetrical mesh' creation (like "Group Mirror") and lots of UV-related commands. (it's commercial as well, but reasonably priced and has a 30-day free trial period).

While I'm at it, my Morph Mill plugin might also be interesting to try out when you get the time.

Anyway, I'm looking forward to your morphs - they will be very handy!

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