Once upon a time, you could assemble Poser 4 'hybrid monsters' by grafting other characters' limbs etc to them.

Used to be fairly easy, IIRC, to 'hide' parts of original figure and set prosthetic / tentacle etc as 'conform to'.

Is there a similar facility in recent Poser versions ?

Failing that, is there a commercial program that will assemble as 'mix and match' ??


Also, IIRC, there used to be an add-on that would 'grow hair' on a mesh. Does this still exist ? Is such now built into Poser ? How would you make a 'hairy blob', for example ??

For combining figures the newer Poser versions are the same, with more features, but you knew that really, didn't you.

As for any specific add-on (script), you may need to check compatibility, and that's when you'll be glad you kept your P7 too.

However Poser can grow hair too:
https://support.smithmicro.com/cust...m-a-cloned-mesh

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I've found that to do well with any figure you really need to have a passion for that figure,

...and I hope you develop that passion for yours.

Yay !!

Thank you.

Too often, really useful stuff gets left out of 'New, Improved' versions, the better to sell those facilities as add-ons...

/cynical.

This means I may add cute fur to sundry nude beasties, turn them from 'scary' unto 'cuddly'...

And, yes, put sensory hairs on a mega-spider's joints and feet. Okay, Simon3D's alien 'Joromok' is neither spider, drider nor related arthropod, but it has 'plausible' anatomy. Morphing to busty female would provide front-mounted spinnerets per that GM Spider-Goat...

It's a wrap !!

Simon3D kindly replied that his 'Joromok' doesn't have any body-morphs that would give it a 'female' look.

I think he was a bit surprised that an old, almost forgotten model should attract fresh interest !

Still, he's going to have a look...

( I got the impression that my hope to morph a Joromok into an anatomically plausible alien spider-woman with front-mounted spinnerets was, um, unexpected...   )

That's some good customer service, right there.

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I've found that to do well with any figure you really need to have a passion for that figure,

...and I hope you develop that passion for yours.

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