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Morph Visualizer

motoglyphsmotoglyphs Posts: 39
edited January 2019 in Product Suggestions

You just got your pack of new lip morphs and what do you do?  Dial each one up and down to see what

they actually look like.  Nothing better.  But once you're working with a huge set of dials, say muscle morphs 

with muscle names you don't know, or face morphs with "cheeks01..cheeks12", inspecting each one is a 

painstaking process.  A tool that could graphically show the location and magnitude of the deltas on the figure

would be a huge time-saver.  I'd buy that!  Perhaps another fine Zev0 product?

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Comments

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 97,322

    The Geometry Editor tool does have an option to select teh vertices used in a morph.

  • motoglyphsmotoglyphs Posts: 39
    Richard Haseltine said:

    The Geometry Editor tool does have an option to select teh vertices used in a morph.

    Interesting!  I looked through all the options, couldn't find it, help?

    Thanks!

  • Cris PalominoCris Palomino Posts: 11,151
    motoglyphs said:
    Richard Haseltine said:

    The Geometry Editor tool does have an option to select teh vertices used in a morph.

    Interesting!  I looked through all the options, couldn't find it, help?

    Thanks!

     

    Hopefully this explains.

  • motoglyphsmotoglyphs Posts: 39
    edited January 2019

    Yes that explains it perfectly, thank you!

    A tool that graphically displays the direction and magnitude of the deltas when selecting a morph dial would still be super

    helpful, but bird in the hand, I'm going to go play with it!

    Thanks again 

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