On a Mac you can run Morph Manager using VMWare Fusion and a LEGAL copy of Windows. Try as I might, there is no better tool for adding and removing morphs from poser figures than Morph Manager. Read tip #5 to find out how to remove IK Chains. For conforming Clothes this isn’t necessary the clothes bend with the figure. IK is only really needed for giving realistic bends to figures. I ran into a situation where every time I applied a MAT pose it moved the clothing that I had applied it to. This tip will save you hassles when you apply MAT poses. Remove IK (Inverse Kinematics) Chains from your clothes. Close the file and save it with the extension pz2. For mc6 “mtlCollection” should also be “figure”. For mt5 “actor $CURRENT” should be changed to “figure”. Change one line in these files using a text editor (on my Mac I use XCode). The easiest way to make these files is by creating a material collection (in Poser 6 or 7 extension mc6) or a single material file (in Poser 5, 6 or 7 extension mt5) in Poser’s Material Room. Material or MAT Poses are convenient method for adding different color materials to clothes. At any rate whatever your operating system, ALWAYS BACKUP! The new Mac OS v10.5 eliminates the need for this hack. As a Unix Geek using a MAC, I have set up rsync and crontab for this purpose. Many-a-time I have been saved from destroying weeks-worth of work by retrieving a backup I made earlier. Below is a more detailed breakdown of what each of these things mean. Follow these tips and you will save yourself a great deal of time.
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