Horse-Head Morph for V4

	Copyright (c) 2009 by David A. Wallace (davewa)

		Release 1.0 15-Nov-2009 1600 UTC

This package is a pair of PZ2 files that INJect or REMove an original
equine head morph for Victoria 4.2 by DAZ.

URL: http://www.wa1gsf.net/downloads/models/horse_head_morph1r0.zip

Files:

:readme's:davewa:HorseHead:horse_head_morph.txt -- this file
:readme's:davewa:HorseHead:horse_head_morph.jpg -- product promo render
:Runtime:libraries:pose:davewa:V4:INJhorsehead.png
:Runtime:libraries:pose:davewa:V4:INJhorsehead.pz2
:Runtime:libraries:pose:davewa:V4:REMhorsehead.png
:Runtime:libraries:pose:davewa:V4:REMhorsehead.pz2

INSTRUCTIONS:

Simply unzip this package into your Poser runtime.  The poses will appear
in your Pose library under the "davewa:V4" folder.

TO USE:

Load your V4 figure and select it.  Apply the INJ pose.  The shape of V4's
head and the position of her eyes will change.  You may save the figure
at this point or inject additional morphs first. Use the REM pose to remove
the morph and restore the eyes to their original location.  The INJ pose
can be applied to a V4-based character, though I can't predict if you will
like the result when standard head morphs interact with the equine morph,
since my morph is so extreme.


Changing the morph strength is NOT RECOMMENDED, as the eyes will then be
out of place.  Do not apply the REM pose when the morph is not present, as
this too will move the eyes out of position.


License:

This set of poses is copyrighted by David A. Wallace (known as "davewa").
You are granted a non-exclusive license to obtain a copy of this
package and to use this morph in commercial and non-commercial works. 
You may not distribute copies of this package or of any of its
component parts in any form from which any part of the package could
be reconstructed.

If you have questions about this license or about using the package
in some manner that the license does not seem to cover, the author
can be contacted by email: wa1gsf@comcast.net.  Technical questions
may also be addressed via the same channel, though the author reserves
the right to limit technical support if it should become burdensome.