A.M.S. F-Spec problem

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• Gone Posts: 833

  June 2012 edited December 1969

  You need to go to the Surfaces tab, select Foot, Leg, and Thigh and set the Opacity to 0%.

  

  

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• jmper Posts: 257

  June 2012 edited June 2012

  There is a separate .cr2 (figure) for the F Spec
  Looking at your picture, it is one folder down. You are on the AMS not AMS F

  Post edited by jmper on June 2012
• Gone Posts: 833

  June 2012 edited December 1969

  jmper said:

  There is a separate .cr2 (figure) for the F Spec
  Looking at your picture, it is one folder down. You are on the AMS not AMS F

  
  That was my first thought as well but, when I loaded the AMS-F, I got the same thing he did. That's why I mentioned this method.
• wojtekklej_8eee96b169 Posts: 0

  June 2012 edited December 1969

  Thanks, setting opacity to 0% seems to be only method.
• jmper Posts: 257

  June 2012 edited December 1969

  Weird since I own it and in Poser there is no need to do this. Wonder why it does that in Studio?
• Gone Posts: 833

  June 2012 edited December 1969

  jmper said:

  Weird since I own it and in Poser there is no need to do this. Wonder why it does that in Studio?

  Seems to be a DS4 issue. I loaded it in DS3 and it worked as expected. In DS4 you get the results shown above. The bones for the legs are missing but the textures are loaded anyway.

  
  Just more fun to see if you are paying attention I guess.:cheese:
• jmper Posts: 257

  June 2012 edited December 1969

  Gone said:

  jmper said:

  Weird since I own it and in Poser there is no need to do this. Wonder why it does that in Studio?

  Seems to be a DS4 issue. I loaded it in DS3 and it worked as expected. In DS4 you get the results shown above. The bones for the legs are missing but the textures are loaded anyway.

  
  Just more fun to see if you are paying attention I guess.:cheese:

  LOL, well good catch for you. Had no idea.