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GLBCan someone customize a morph for me?
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I have a free morph that I obtained from a website that no longer exists. It is a full body morph for G8M. I would like to split the morph into head and body. I was told to use "Dial Fusion for Genesis 2 to 8.1" [ https://www.daz3d.com/dial-fusion-for-genesis-2-to-81 ]. It didn't work. Can I hire someone to do this or can someone recommend how I can do it myself?
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
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Hello, Genesis 8.1 (8 in general) has its tricks depending on the character's height. It was a little bit of a challenge for me when I created Hanna for G8.1. But you do not need to buy any expensive software to do it; you can do it yourself, and with a little bit of trial and error, you will get it done.
Here is a follow-along you can use. What he is using comes with DAZ out of the box (the d-former):
Here is a follow-along you can use. What he is using comes with DAZ out of the box (the d-former):
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In this tutorial, he does first the head and the the body, but you can easily do both in one go like so:
The most important part after you import your morphs comes after, and is not covered in that video if I remember correctly. After importing customize the dial as you want, for example:
I set the label, give it nice colors, and make sure the dial goes from 0 to 100.
Actually, I was about to write a full tutorial, but I figure I rather share another video you can follow: they all do a better job than I would with words as a non-english speaker.
The most important part after you import your morphs comes after, and is not covered in that video if I remember correctly. After importing customize the dial as you want, for example:
I set the label, give it nice colors, and make sure the dial goes from 0 to 100.
Actually, I was about to write a full tutorial, but I figure I rather share another video you can follow: they all do a better job than I would with words as a non-english speaker.
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