DS4.5: cannot remove hair or add another set

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• 3DAGE Posts: 3,311

  October 2012 edited December 1969

  HI,.

  When you add a 3D model to the scene,. you need to "Fit to" the main figure,. or it may not look right
  select the itm, go to parameters and then scroll down the list until you see "Fit to", then click and choose the model you want that item to fit to, from the list.

  When you decide you want to remove a 3D model from the scene,.
  You would select the SCENE tab on the right,. and you'll see a list of the models in the scene,. you can select any item in that list,..and hit delete. or yuo can right click on the item in the list and choose "Remove from scene"

  See pic.

  Adding another 3D object won't replace the first one,. it'll add the item you've told it to add.

  The interface, and general work-flow of 3D software is different because it needs to be and the tools /options available can sometimes seem unusual,. until you realise what they do and why they're there.

  If you've ever used a word processor, or an image editor, then you'll know that the interfaces of those programs are equally different from each other because they perform different tasks.

  Poser is a Smith Micro product, and it's not sold here,
  so,.. it's the wrong place to rant about their interface. ...but feel free.

  Hope it helps :)

  

  

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• pixelquack Posts: 265

  October 2012 edited December 1969

  Was looking elsewhere but not in the list on the right, thanks. When I look for a function I usually start at the top or in menus at the left, the 90° tilt of the tab riders did its part in telling my brain to ignore that.

  I am aware that Poser is a different product, I just wanted to let some steam off in their direction while at it, their interface drove me insane on various attempts.

  Alright then, I'll check out tutorials then.
• 3DAGE Posts: 3,311

  October 2012 edited December 1969

  The different amount of things that can be done in 3D software, usually means that using the standard menu system would become really exhausting going through multiple menu's,.
  the drawback is that there are lots of tabs and panels, some of which only appear when your performing a specific function, like animating,

  For example:
  If you look at the Windows / Tabs menu on the top,. you'll see a list of optional panels which can be opened and closed depending on what you want to do,.

  There's a lot of Video tutorials on the Daz3D Youtube channel.

  We all need to let a little steam out sometime,.. it's no problem :)
• Chohole Posts: 33,604

  October 2012 edited December 1969

  Interfaces are very much down to personal preference I guess, there are many people who do like the Poser interface.
  
  We would prefer not to have too much debate about the differences in the 2 programs though, it can turn into a bit of an "app war" which we would rather avoid. :roll: