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GLBApplying genitals (CLOSED)
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Hello! I didn't know where else to ask this. I recently downloaded Ulf gen 2.0, and it somewhat worked. I then bought jepes jurg 3, which is an extension\add on\morph among other things.
The thing is, when I just load the male genitals into the scene, I can morph the size and everything, it works perfectly! But as soon as I attach in to a character, for example genesis 8 male, it goes back to the starting point of the genitals, I.E. the size. None of the morphs work on it anymore, or poses either. In the description\tutorial that was in the download said something about making the hip to parent, also making sure it is not set to conform to, because then it will be impossible to morph (I believe that is what has happened. How do I turn that off? If anyone know the answer, please be a bit specific of where I find it, what it is called etc. I am a noob here
Thanks
The thing is, when I just load the male genitals into the scene, I can morph the size and everything, it works perfectly! But as soon as I attach in to a character, for example genesis 8 male, it goes back to the starting point of the genitals, I.E. the size. None of the morphs work on it anymore, or poses either. In the description\tutorial that was in the download said something about making the hip to parent, also making sure it is not set to conform to, because then it will be impossible to morph (I believe that is what has happened. How do I turn that off? If anyone know the answer, please be a bit specific of where I find it, what it is called etc. I am a noob here
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annunwath,
It's a good practice to fit any appliance or clothing or just about anything at all to the character before applying morphs and running simulations or what have you. I feel ya bud, there is a steep learning curve in 3D and Daz in particular has some peculiarities which seem, well, peculiar. However, this is not one of them. Think of it like this: when you add something to a scene which you intend to apply to a character be it genitals or clothing, that something is an ingredient in a stew. So it has to be part of the stew before you cook the stew. Does that make sense? I hope so!
Good luck!
Causam
Causam3d.com
It's a good practice to fit any appliance or clothing or just about anything at all to the character before applying morphs and running simulations or what have you. I feel ya bud, there is a steep learning curve in 3D and Daz in particular has some peculiarities which seem, well, peculiar. However, this is not one of them. Think of it like this: when you add something to a scene which you intend to apply to a character be it genitals or clothing, that something is an ingredient in a stew. So it has to be part of the stew before you cook the stew. Does that make sense? I hope so!
Good luck!
Causam
Causam3d.com
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