Digital Art Zone

Okay, I made some morphs, but then later I went back and improved them, now how do I get rid of the previous morphs.

I go into the Property Editor and select “Remove Properties” and everything looks fine. Then I save the file as a Morph Asset but next time I create a new scene all the old unwanted Morphs are back in there again. Even if I hide them they come back.

How do I kill a morph dead, never to return again in any form, banished from me forever?

Also, how do I delete or rename Presets in the “Actors, Wardrobe & Props” window?

ghastlycomic - 08 September 2012 10:50 PM

Okay, I made some morphs, but then later I went back and improved them, now how do I get rid of the previous morphs.

I go into the Property Editor and select “Remove Properties” and everything looks fine. Then I save the file as a Morph Asset but next time I create a new scene all the old unwanted Morphs are back in there again. Even if I hide them they come back.

How do I kill a morph dead, never to return again in any form, banished from me forever?

Well, I go into the real folders and simply delete the morph(s) I made that are no longer wanted. Close/re-open D/S for the changes to show.

.dsf files can be edited in a text editor like Notepad. [at your own risk]

ghastlycomic - 08 September 2012 10:54 PM

Also, how do I delete or rename Presets in the “Actors, Wardrobe & Props” window?

From in the program, AFAIK, you don’t.

What appears there comes from information in various files. I do not recommend editing files that were purchased or otherwise made available at Daz3d or from other merchants. There’s too much involved.

For your own morph creations ... you’ll find the pathways are in the files.

If you have updated the morph, make sure it has the same name as the original and in Morph Loader Pro (or on returning from the bridged-to application) make sure you choose to Deltas Only in the overwrite existing option. But a stated, to delete a morph delete the file \Data\DAZ 3D\Genesis\Base\Morphs\You\Yourmorphset\Yourmorph.dsf (or the equivalent for whatever figure you are morphing).