Hi duanemoody, and Merry Christmas too!
(I saw your comment at ShareCG)

Actually the character migration is #1 on my to-do list.
See also here: http://sasha-16.forumprofi.de/showthread...13&pid=64#pid64
post #11 pp.
The solution I have in mind is to load your source figure and SASHA into the scene, and then run a Python script which basically does the following:

• read all morphs in both figures and sort them into two arrays, one for the source and one for the target figure. Array could look like this: Figure #, actor, morphInternalName, MorphName, value
• loop and compare both arrays.
  Morphs from the source figure which can't be found in target figure go into a list.
• after comparison is done, show that list to the user, showing internal and public morph names, body part, and the morph value.
• let the user tick the morphs he wants to transfer, and then copy those morphs from source to target (the whole "targetGeom" incl. dependencies etc.)

Ouch!

That looks like a really complex task, and the skills needed to write such a script are way way beyond my own poor Python skills.

I don't even know whether this has ever been done before.
I know that there's the option of "replace figure" when loading another figure from the library.

But copying new morphs over to the new figure too?
I guess that would need a really massive script. I can't write this for sure. I'm already quite happy when I can write a decent UI for my scripts...

Sorry

Hello Guest,

unfortunately I can't add this prop myself because that would violate the creator's copyright.

However you should be able to add it to SASHA yourself:
In the BODY actor, go to folder "KV Control" and set the dial "Anus Base MkIV" to zero to disable SASHA's built in butthole.

Now load the "Ass Play" prop and proceed as written in it's readme file.
Since SASHA has all the "Community" channels that V4 has (and the AP prop probably uses these too) there shouldn't be any problems.

The only real problem that may arise (and I've been playing with self made butthole props too and abandoned it in the end) will be to get a nice match especially where the two meshes intersect.

Good luck!

Karina