Perfect blend between 2 morphs

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Hi everyone,

I search a solution for blending two morphs. I finded two plugins but it's not perfect.

I want to blend with a slider "model 1" to "model 2". For exemple if the slider is on value 0 the morph is the exact morph 1, on value 1 exact morph 2 and 0.5 a blend of the two morph.
Being able to choose the part of the body as in the plugins mentioned above would be perfect but at first it is not my priority.

I experiment that with a slider like that : https://hub.virtamate.com/threads/h...h-sliders-using-a-uislider-atom-trigger.2486/

For exemple :
All active morph 1 (added one by one in the slider) I selected StartValue to : "actual value", EndValue : "0"
All active morph 2 I selected StartValue to : "0", EndValue : "actual value"

It works good but manualy it's too long.

Maybe I can create this in visual basic, the goal would be to put the parameters of morph 1 in one table and morph 2 in another and to retrieve the values automatically to make a preset file for my slider but if it's possible I would prefer to have a plugin directly in VAM :p

Someone knows a plugin or have an idea to do that easily ? Maybe one of the plugins already mentioned is able to do that, but I haven't found how it works ?

Thanks to the community ;)
 
You could use the timeline plugin, it can animate morphs, its probably the easiest way to achieve what you need
Animation 1: morph1 - 0%, morph2 - 100%
Animation 2: morph1 - 100%, morph2 - 0%
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Hello,

Thank you for your answers. After doing a lots of testing I realized that the problem came from a morph that had the "Use man moph on femal" option active. Finally the moph merge and slip plugin works great if the option is not checked. I will propose to the creator of this plugin to make a small update.


Otherwise concerning the creation of plugin that interests me, you know where I could find a fairly complete tutorial?

Thanks again !
 
Thank you for all those informations. I'll try to do something simple to start but it's more complicated than I thought.

Thanks again !
 
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