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...to group them with the Die Trying morphs?  I’m going to be giving them away,and basically, they’re just some morphs he didn’t have in his reserve, probably because they weren’t needed for V4… like the belly button I made and a nose bump, both with dformers…

But for the sake of ease… does anyone think it’s NOT okay to place them under Die Trying’s folder tree and give them away?

I know with the die trying morphs you can pretty much do whatever you want. Need to read the license agreement again just to make sure lol.

yes, I understand… I wasn’t working with his morphs, I was working to fill in gaps in his morphs…

I wouldn’t mind seeing something like that!

If you mean…“insert them in the DieTrying category in Shaping/Parameters…”, no, I’d rather see them as your own section, but using those categories/groupings…

You could also name the main ‘folder’ something like DieTrying Add-ons so it sits right next to it…

Or maybe make an ‘Add-ons’ grouping that would place yours in their own folder, within DieTrying, but still insert them in the ‘main list’.

In any event, I would pick a different color scheme for the sliders…

the problem would be you have to keep switching folders to find them… which I find bloody annoying having to constantly dig around.  My thought was, since they’re free morphs, and I’m adding free morphs to the mix, with whatever restrictions and/or freedoms Die Trying had (which I assume are 100% public domain, though I’m not sure…) I figure it would be easiest for the end user just to have them dropped into his folder tree.

I’ve only made two so far… will make more as I need them.

Wherever you put them, I would recommend that they be in your own folder to avoid the possibilities of overwriting files [present, past or future]. I’m still in 4.0 myself, but there’s also a thing about each morph having it’s very own name ... so while some liked to poke fun at the names I gave my little morphs, they never caused a conflct.

Oh I absolutely plan on placing the DSF files in my own folder… but organizing them so that they show up under Die Trying’s morphs in the shaping tab, maybe I was unclear.

If you look at the way DieTrying’s are already organized, you’ll notice all of them are ‘grouped’ in subfolders…plus show up in the ‘master’ DieTrying list…if you make your folder a ‘subfolder’, they’ll be in the ‘main’ list like the rest of them…but still separate.

I get that… but when I only have two morphs, it seems a little silly have a sub folder for each one.  One is a belly button and the other is a nose bump… I’m only thinking it would be majorleague annoying to be working on the nose, then have to switch to wancow’s sub folder just to add one morph…  What I COULD do… tell me if this would be acceptable, is to have one under each.  Say DieTrying/Nose/Wancow and DieTrying/Body/Wancow.  Would that be acceptable?

Fine with me.

I’m thinking I wrote pretty much what MJC was trying to tell me… just hoping I’m right…

Actually I was thinking more like

DieTrying…/Addons/Nose Wancow1
DieTrying…/Addons/Navel Wancow1

That way, they’d slip into the main list in order…but still be separate, in the Addon folder

coolness, that is what I shall do!  Thanks MJC!

I got several of your morphs, Wancow. They look pretty good. Thanks!

And it certainly helps to have a clear statement in your ShareCG notes as to exactly what’s needed to use them in addition to Genesis and/or V4 figures—that’s been a big gripe of mine for many works out there.

I use those morphs a lot but I also miss some.
Can’t find good snubnose morphs