David,
There is an issue with the ‘resetting compensates’ document – nothing that serious perhaps but for us newbes enough to trip us up. As we new Squetch wantabes wade into the ‘resetting compensates’ document our first instruction is:
“1. Turn off the following Poses (if they aren't already turned off):
<13 poses are listed>.
After 50 some odd steps we come to the last step which says:
“Now, you can turn back on all of the Poses that were turned off during this process.”
Here we groan because we don’t know what poses we turned off so we go back over all the steps looking for “poses we turned off”. I think all of them are in step 1 but we don’t know that until we check. Finally we turn ‘on’ all of the 13 poses listed in step-1 but… based on the settings of these 13 poses in the v13_Squetchy_Sam_08_10_2007 model, the settings seem to turn out wrong, plus there is the potential to even turn out ‘wronger’ (a new word) which probably, if not corrected, will equate to added posts to you down stream.
Below is a graph containing the 13 poses we turn off in step one. To the right of the pose names the columns are as follows:
1. how the poses are set when we start (factory settings if you will)
2. how the poses are set after following step 1
3. how the poses are set if we follow the last step and ‘turn on’ the posts ‘verbatim’ (at least how I did)
4. how the poses would be set if we recorded the original settings and went back to these
5. the correct settings based on the v13_Squetchy_Sam_08_10_2007 model
Oh, on the poses that started at 50%, they get 100% at the end in column 3 because that is ‘turning on’ ‘verbatim’ and no one would know up front to note that they only needed to go back to 50% (at least for me 1st time around). Differences between the outcome and the correct settings are in red. There is one other way to interprete the last instruction; only turn on poses you had to change to off... but this does not work either.
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I’ve been up all night working (25.5 hours straight) so my mind is mush – kindly forgive typos, rambling and whatever else. I just gathered the data so I could get the settings right and, because I have it in a pretty chart, I thought you’d appreciate it if I passed it on to you. I hope it is correct and helpful.
Cheers,
Rusty
