Hello Wim,

I must start with some theoretical blurb, sorry for that...

the great thing about PWP is it's ability to write any joint's rotations as the Global value (which is the result of other dials influencing the rotation via ERC) and not the Local value as set in the joint directly.
The big advantage of this behaviour is that you can write poses which can be applied to any other non-SASHA figure.

If you had included the easy-pose dials in the pose file, you'd indeed get a doubling-up of the values *in SASHA*.
However for other figues (incl. V4 standard) all poses created including the easy pose dials would be useless because they don't have these dials.

So it's the nature of the beast that you must zero the easy pose dials in SASHA prior to injecting a pose (any pose!) into her.

You can do this either with the "Zero All Rotations" or with the "Zero Easy Poses" pose scripts that come with SASHA.

But because no one probably first poses the figure with the easy pose dials and *then* injects a pose from the library, I think we can live with this.


The reason why the BODY is ignored in PWP is in order to not save the BODY's rotations with the pose.
I *really* hate it when I try out a set of poses and the figure keeps spinning round and round with each other pose I load.... and I have to zero the BODY rotations over and over ad nauseum...
If you insist on saving the BODY rotations too, just #comment out that line in PWP'S parts ignore list.


Thank you for bringing this important point up!

Karina