Method tested. So far, it's really promising. Just like my first time! I'll try making a version of the model with a full Viseme Set, test it out, and, if it works, it'll mean that this is a definite solution to that problem.

Zappy, I think you've nailed what I've been attempting to explain. If you look at the second screenshot, Skin is at the very bottom. I noticed, when I compile a model with that sort of order, the teeth are shown where the lips would normally block the sight of them.

I'm just curious as to how one would go about using the $TextureGroup command that you mentioned. If it does the trick, I'll see to it that I'll make a fully functional model with MakeHuman with lip sync capabilities. I'll make the model to the specifications you wish for.

Thanks. I hope to be able to test out this new method, very soon.

Hi. I'm starting to get frustrated with exporting SMD models.

I once exported an SMD model with Viseme Shapekeys, and it has the materials in the order that makes it work. However, now, I can't remember how I did it.

These screenshots taken from Milkshape 3D should clear up what I'm trying to fix.

Correct order: http://sta.sh/01yaijvvmxib .

Incorrect order: http://sta.sh/01t6lcteqssp .

How does one fix this? If I compile a model to Source Filmmaker with an SMD that has the material order like in the second link, the skin on the model's mouth will separate into shapes, rather than the skin seamlessly reacting to the Viseme Shapekeys. This is the only problem that I can think of, that is keeping me from making a Tutorial on making a Source Filmmaker model with lip sync capabilities from a MakeHuman model.