Ok. I will, then. After all, I think it's appropriate that I give credit where it's due.

Zappy, if I make a tutorial on how to bring MakeHuman models to Source Filmmaker with Lip Sync Capabilities, is it ok if I credit you in some form, for bringing the solution to the problem I was struggling with? I want to give credit where it's due.

Disregard the last couple of messages regarding the problems. I just figured out why the models don't compile. It's because, you need to match all the texture names. Not sure about the casing, but, the texture names have to be exact. Like, if one texture has "Eylid" in it, you'd have to put it as that exact spelling.

For one model, there was another $Model line. I took that one out, and that works for the one model that didn't seem to like it. The same model's shirt is transparent, so, I'll have to look at that, for sure.

Hang on. I might have found the problem.

It's odd. I try the same thing with other characters, and it doesn't compile, for some reason.

Well, feel free to request for a comic, or something, in the event that you do change your mind.

Oh, ok. Is there something else I can offer, then?

Confirmed. I repeat, it is confirmed. It works! Zappy, you're entitled to a fully-functional model made from MakeHuman, that has lip sync capabilities. Just let me know what you want your model to look like, and I'll take care of the rest. This is a token of my gratitude.

Ah, ok. Thank you very much. I just saw your post, just now, Zappy.