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Hahahaha….. kinda like me with mushrooms.  Can’t stand them and if the food is laden with them and that’s all there is to eat I spend more time fishing those slimy things out of what ever it is….. YUK!

I am sorry if it can not help you,,
and hope vendor set clean uv set for the surface group,,to easy to set new texture,,,

I think basic suit is offered to customize by user easy,so need clean uv map,,, and grouping.

but if just hope to change UV map to divide two part about torso,,(not change group)
if use hexagon,, it is simply 5 minutes work,,I think,,,,

of course , if want to release the new material preset , need to provide new UV set with the surface group I think,,,

just export basic suit to hexagon,then select UV view,,

hide other surface domain without torso,
then select one face of front part in UV map,
sift and + key, then select front part only.
then translate,, them.

after adjust UV map,, then export is as obj.
In ds , on surface option, load UV map then select the saved obj.
I can toggle the UV map,, in surface tab, edit,,

then I can save the UV set as vnedor name.

Now I load the basic suti, it has two UV set,,,..
and when I toggle UV set to my made UV set, the part are cleane divided,,

EDI
then now I understand,,

the problem is we can not offer the obj with new UV set,,
I am sorry ^^; , just approve and send bug report of yours !

The problem with making your own UVs is that anything you make will only work with that UV set and not with anybody else’s UV set. So it really needs an official and standard set that everybody can use. That way any textures are guarenteed to work.

I really wish they had sold the normal bodysuit as a different item from the supersuit. That way they’d have to take more notice and there’d be no confusion as to which one was meant.

I agree. With an official fix release, we can develop content without worrying who has what fix or compatability issues.

I’ve had a reply to my ticket.

Poor Jared is going to raise this with QA yet again. He said he’d fix it himself if he was good at making UV maps. I have added a note that several people are annoyed at the way this has been forgotten. At least he is trying to get things moving.

Some of us only bought the “supersuit” to get the basic one. I don’t have any interest in the sort of things the supersuit was designed for but have many uses for an ordinary bodysuit.

Yea, the basic suit is all I really need and I really like the shaders so those made my purchase worth it.  I’ve used the main Supersuit like 2 times and never saved any of the scene files for what I was able to accomplish.  Just too much going on there.

I was just using the Supersuit and basic suit last night. I would also like to add a logo to the chest, just as heroes always seem to have. But I don’t see how to do that, if the Supersuit only uses grouping and shaders. Can someone point me in the direction of a tutorial or something on this? I did have a good time discovering that I could layer the basic suit OVER the Supersuit, and then play with having parts of the Supersuit jut out of it.

I like doing superheroes, being a comic book greek from the age of 9. So that’s 43 years now. Jeeeeze.  Gettin’ old.

Canary3d - 30 September 2012 05:08 PM

Will do!

Have you considered using a UVMapper UVS file to distribute?  I dunno if it would work, but it might.

Damsel - 03 January 2013 11:01 AM

I was just using the Supersuit and basic suit last night. I would also like to add a logo to the chest, just as heroes always seem to have. But I don’t see how to do that, if the Supersuit only uses grouping and shaders. Can someone point me in the direction of a tutorial or something on this? I did have a good time discovering that I could layer the basic suit OVER the Supersuit, and then play with having parts of the Supersuit jut out of it.

I like doing superheroes, being a comic book greek from the age of 9. So that’s 43 years now. Jeeeeze.  Gettin’ old.

You can’t do this as the UV for back and front are on top of each other. This is why we want the UV’s redone.

Baglet - 03 January 2013 05:48 AM

I’ve had a reply to my ticket.

Poor Jared is going to raise this with QA yet again. He said he’d fix it himself if he was good at making UV maps. I have added a note that several people are annoyed at the way this has been forgotten. At least he is trying to get things moving.

Some of us only bought the “supersuit” to get the basic one. I don’t have any interest in the sort of things the supersuit was designed for but have many uses for an ordinary bodysuit.

I didn’t buy the supersuit for the basic one like you may have, but it was definately a pleasant surprise when I found out it was included!  It’s become very valuable to me.

Edit: I PM’d Jared to see if he wants me to help out….

wancow - 03 January 2013 11:07 AM

Baglet - 03 January 2013 05:48 AM

I’ve had a reply to my ticket.

Poor Jared is going to raise this with QA yet again. He said he’d fix it himself if he was good at making UV maps. I have added a note that several people are annoyed at the way this has been forgotten. At least he is trying to get things moving.

Some of us only bought the “supersuit” to get the basic one. I don’t have any interest in the sort of things the supersuit was designed for but have many uses for an ordinary bodysuit.

I didn’t buy the supersuit for the basic one like you may have, but it was definately a pleasant surprise when I found out it was included!  It’s become very valuable to me.

I recently bought the bundle when it was on sale.  I have uses for both suits, but I like the fact that there is a basic one a lot, because that to me seems more like a comic book costume look, where the SuperSuit looks more like a movie costume style such as the “orange peel” kind of look from the Man of Steel movie.  Movie style is okay and all, but I really like the fact that I can do a smoother comic book style on the basic suit.  Also, as someone mentioned above, you can see some of the morph areas on the SuperSuit even if the morph values are zero.  The V4 Bodysuit had that problem, where even if you used the hide seam morph or whatever it was called, you could still see some of the seams.

Damsel - 03 January 2013 11:01 AM

I was just using the Supersuit and basic suit last night. I would also like to add a logo to the chest, just as heroes always seem to have. But I don’t see how to do that, if the Supersuit only uses grouping and shaders. Can someone point me in the direction of a tutorial or something on this? I did have a good time discovering that I could layer the basic suit OVER the Supersuit, and then play with having parts of the Supersuit jut out of it.

I like doing superheroes, being a comic book greek from the age of 9. So that’s 43 years now. Jeeeeze.  Gettin’ old.

Here are some UV Maps for the MAIN Supersuit. Won’t work for the Basic Supersuit, though. Just open them in your 2D image editing program of choice and texture away.

http://www.sharecg.com/v/62282/view/21/DAZ-Studio/Supersuit-Templates#commentAnchor

Need anymore help, throw me a PM.

Baglet - 03 January 2013 05:48 AM

I’ve had a reply to my ticket.

Poor Jared is going to raise this with QA yet again. He said he’d fix it himself if he was good at making UV maps. I have added a note that several people are annoyed at the way this has been forgotten. At least he is trying to get things moving.

Some of us only bought the “supersuit” to get the basic one. I don’t have any interest in the sort of things the supersuit was designed for but have many uses for an ordinary bodysuit.

Good to hear that Jared is going to be talking to QA again. Hopefully, they will do something about it this time. I, for one, will not let this go until someone at DAZ does something about this.

The G-Suit is a good suit to use, but it also has “something” showing up that doesn’t make the texture look clean, not sure exactly what to call it. But still, a good suit for some uses. http://www.daz3d.com/g-suit-bodysuit-for-genesis

If the UV’s were fixed on the Basic Supersuit, that would be the better option.

I’ve just had another message from Jared and it’s good news:-)

I’ve got good news. We’ve got somebody working on it. I don’t know when it will be finished, but at least someone is assigned to the task.