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YAY!

So happy I could help!

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You !!! This will help speed up my process quite a bit. I new I could save the head morphs, but I always had to dial the rest. Now I can save my custom characters as Shapes .. save a lot of time !!. 

One problem I ran into though ... in the same Properties Editor Tab, you have to highlight the new Morph, right click and chose “Auto Follow - ON” to get the clothes to fit. Do this before you save your morph.

You’re welcome! Glad we could help!

About the Property Editor Tab and ‘Auto Follow - ON” I am unfamiliar with it, to tell you the truth.

If I click it on, what will happen and if I don’t, what will happen?

Aah.. found OUT what will happen and I am adding to the tutorial, ustmeNhere!

Thanks for helping me learn something!

Rkane I created a pdf of this, hope you don’t mind. found this better reading as on forum here.

TUTORIAL - Creating a Genesis Full Body Morph for DAZ Studio Pro 4 or 4.5 by RKane_1.pdf
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/84343651/file.html

Cool with me.

Always happy to help!

Many thanks.  This is probably the best example of a Daz related tutorial that I have encountered so far.  Logical, clear, good illustrations and it does not assume that any prior knowledge level exists, which is where so many tuts fall down.

Thanks so much!

I appreciate you saying so!

Is there a good modeling strategy when you want to conform a mesh to a different mesh’s topology?

mos6507 - 30 November 2012 03:04 AM

Is there a good modeling strategy when you want to conform a mesh to a different mesh’s topology?

What were you trying to accomplish?

I have characters in T-poses and I want to port them to other software.

http://imageshack.us/a/img15/5121/naginabakshi.png

Hey thanks for the tutorial but the save has changed.

There is no longer a save option for DSF, just found Morph Asset.
This is an awesome feature.

Edit: Just found Morph Asset…

Thanks RKane, this tutorial is brilliant. I’m really starting to get my head around custom shapes and morphs for DS. Going to look at your other Tuts as well. Thanks

RKane_1 - 30 November 2012 07:10 AM

mos6507 - 30 November 2012 03:04 AM

Is there a good modeling strategy when you want to conform a mesh to a different mesh’s topology?

What were you trying to accomplish?

Honestly, I have never done that. I would probably eyeball it.

Gary_P - 20 April 2013 10:41 AM

Hey thanks for the tutorial but the save has changed.

There is no longer a save option for DSF, just found Morph Asset.
This is an awesome feature.

Edit: Just found Morph Asset…

Cool, cool. I am happy to see you figured it out. Nothing has really changed from the tutorial, thankfully. I just did it the other day and worked fine.