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Corrective Morphing
Added on: Sat Jan 18 2003
Page: 1 2 3 


Make sure the proper axis is using the proper morph


Uncheck the axis you don�t need and set up the morph values you took note of earlier.
Two things to keep in mind here, you maybe have to switch the max/min values of the rotation is negative. (Like my example here) and you will probably also have to pad the values a bit to keep it from hitting the 0 and 100 mark.


All ready to go, nice bicep and elbow


And now the morph is at 0, the arm looks just like how I modeled it at the rest pose.

There you go. Easy corrective morphing in Lightwave 7.5
 
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