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> One thing that poser doesn't do: muscle volume continuity. If you would
bend
> your an arm, leg or another member of your body, you'd compress muscle
> tissue. That would cause the surrounding tissue to bulge out.

Poser doesn't support a "whole body" paradigm (meaning that it has no
concept for "muscle" or "skin"), but local deformations are supported using
a technology called Joint Controlled Morphs. It allows a body part to affect
its neighbours, provided that the corresponding morphs (such as a bulging
biceps) are available of course.

G.


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