Hello everybody
recently I started to work with blender.
I have created a character with the make human script. I used the armature to get the figure in a certain pose (kneeing on the floor and holding the ears closed with its hands).
Know I want to export the figure in its specific posure as an dxf- or Vrml-file.
The figure looses it posure and will be exported in restmode.
What can I do to keep its specific position?
Deleting parent and keep transform does not work
I would be happy to get a reply.
Many regards Oliver

The Keep Transform options refer to the position/location/size transformation on the object given by its parent, not to the armature (or lattice) deformation.

Use tis script to create a copy of any object with the deformation applied to the data: http://www.clubinfo.bdeb.qc.ca/~theeth/Apply_def.py

Martin
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Hi Martin,
the script worked nicely.
Thanks a lot for your quick reply.
Oliver

theeth wrote:

The Keep Transform options refer to the position/location/size transformation on the object given by its parent, not to the armature (or lattice) deformation. Use tis script to create a copy of any object with the deformation applied to the data: http://www.clubinfo.bdeb.qc.ca/~theeth/Apply_def.py Martin

Also from me: A big "THANK YOU!"

I wondered why there is no (still?) possibility in Blender, tried "Apply Deformation" but no help here.

Regards,
Carsten.

Thanks for this script, but is it possible to implement into blender this script and so a new function called 'Freeze', in 'Edit Button'? That would be useful, i think.
Thanks.

Just put the script in your /Scripts folder and you can use it from the menus. JMS also has a script that does more or less the same thing (mine processes all the selected objects, not his).

Martin
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Hey i just didn't think to that . Ok i'm gonna do it! Could this script be integrated into the Blender package? It is an essential tool!