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Hi Josh,
Yeah, you can retrieve the index of a morph target by name, then use that index with the morph command. For example, let's say you have a morph called "smile", you would do something like the following: Code:
face = viz.add('myface.vzf') #Get the index for the morph named 'smile' smile = face.getmorph('smile') #Now apply the smile morph face.morph(smile,1.0) |
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