Creating a corrective morph using Chronosculpt

[prospector]

I assume you are applying the morph to Tpose inside Chrono right?

yep, just bringing a 1 frame 't' pose and sliding the morph on to the 1 frame

[hdace]

Same here. The problem is with bone rotations which demand reverse morph rotations. In Modeler I can calculate them using the "Angle" measure tool. This often solves the problem, but there's no way to do that in ChronoSculpt. But if I import the pose into Modeler I could do the same way I usually do, but that kind of defeats the purpose of using CS in the first place.

[erikals]

anyone know how to continue / fix this one?

[erikals]

Bah,... it doesn't work...

http://forums.newtek.com/showthread....rphs-in-Layout

[hdace]

In that thread Dodgy said it would work in nodal mode if you could get bone info. But you can get bone info using DP Kit. That's something to look into.

[erikals]

ouch, in a nice way...
i have no idea where to start... anyone have any idea on how this could be done?

http://dpont.pagesperso-orange.fr/pl...l_Nodes_2.html

[hdace]

Boy, I'd have to spend a few hours figuring that out. Maybe someday when I have some time... You could always email Denis. He's always quite helpful.

[erikals]

found this tutorial, best current LightWave method, afaik...

http://tinyurl.com/pjc73dt

[Greenlaw]

found this tutorial, best current LightWave method, afaik...

http://tinyurl.com/pjc73dt

Finally got around to trying out this method--this is brilliant! To think I've been doing it the hard way for years.

Thank you, erikals, for posting this, and thanks to Dodgy for creating the tutorial.

G.

[erikals]

Happy to help out...

i later on created this, though a bit incomplete, i believe it's the most accurate method.
i think Dodgy also uses a not too dis-similar method at times...

it goes like this >