I purchased the old HIRO Starter bundle and Hiro 3.0.  I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong because I cannot find a model base that will take any of the Hiro 3.0 content that I have on the program.  I'm wondering if anyone can help me with telling me what model base should I be starting with that will take my Hiro 3.0 content.

Thanks

The bundle in FastGrab today got me looking at dragon textures and add-ons, and I found some interesting stuff for dragons whose names resemble mine, but I don't know if the stuff is really compatible with my LE model. I sort of suspect the LE is just a decimated version of the Millenium SubDragon or Millenium Dragon, and it's possible all these products use the same UVs—and yet the slightly different names could be an indication that they are all completely different and thus mutually incompatible.

It's not like DAZ to hide stuff you might like to buy, but when it comes to the dragon add-ons, I'm just left scratching my head.

Can anyone explain what the relationships and compatibilities are between the dragons named with "Millenium" and "Sub"?

I can open uncompressed files in Notepad, buuut...

1. I am running a newly fully up to date version of DAZ Studio 4.9 Pro
2. If I select an item and create a category from it, I can place a link in the root Categories folder. 
3. Attempting to create a New Subcategory either simply fails to do anything or gives me an error message saying it can't create the container.

I'm assuming my category file has been corrupted or something. Is there a file I can purge, something like trashing my preferences in other software?

William W. Connors

"Quod fuissem, fuit."

• OutfitDestruction_preset_1.py
• OutfitDestruction_preset_2.py
• OutfitDestruction_preset_3.py
• OutfitDestruction_preset_4.py
• ...

Etc (if script/file is written in Python)

These "preset files" then can be loaded in my scene and auto-hide/auto-show corrects parts of outfits (any outfits in the scene that match with the presets settings)

Instead of  ... Saving the whole DUF scene each time.. (that eat diskspace and more and more if I continue this like that..)

So... I don't know if  it's even possible to save only presets of settings (WHOLE scene figures/props/objects)..

Thanks for answers!

Thanks!

I don't know if this is normal behaviour or not, but I don't think so because I don't need to apply these base morphs to my figure when I apply any morphs from a purchased character that uses any dials from the Morphs++ pack.

V4 and M4 have been both utilised with the .bat files, and to double check I even ran them again last night but no joy. I thought that since I saved my Michael 4 Morph++ figure to plug into INJection Pose Builder on a external runtime that it was causing problems, so today I created another M4 Morph++ and saved it in the main Poser directory that is in My Documents. It didn't make any difference. The INJ files are still not applying my character's morphs.

These characters are created using only the dials, no sculpting in Zbrush, and I'm not looking to distribute them. I only want them INJ/REM files to make it easier to use these characters.

I'm using Poser Pro 2014 and I'm on a Windows 7 64-bit system. My Daz figures are all installed in the default folder that is created in My Documents, while all my other content is installed in external runtimes on a partition. This is not happening to a single character I've made - it is happening to ALL the characters I've created using the dials and exporting the INJ/REM files through INJection Pose Builder. There is about seven of them in total and all of them have a broken INJ file.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. I spent several hours wrestling with this last night and it's incredibly frustrating to have this issue happen when I'm just beginning to feel like getting back into art.

Any help would be deeply appreciated....

I often start a rendering, which I know will take several hours, just before going to bed or stepping out to work and it's a waste of time to come back to see that it wasn't done properly and has to be done again.

I just finished installign the DAZ 3D Package, expect the Photoshop 3D Bridge for Daz,

After downloading the package, it prompts me with this ERROR Message

Install Manager cannot find a required path. The package for "Photoshop 3D Bridge for DAZ Studio 4.9+ (Mac 64-bit)" requires that the installed path for "Photoshop CC, CS6, CS5, CS4 (64-bit)" be defined. Make sure that a path for this application is present on the "Applications" page of the "Settings" dialog, then try again.

PLEASE HELP ME, IF YOU KNOW HOW TO FIX THIS... I AM USING MACBOOK PRO

I bought the Decimator plugin last night thinking it'd do what it said in the description. Unfortunately the only thing it seems to decimate is my Daz3D app. I tried doing the "wait four seconds" trick... but it's still more fickle than it ought be. 

This would all be semi-acceptable if it cost $1. Even $10. But $100.95? Was the 95c added just as an extra slap on the face?

Sorry if I come across as angry, but I suppose I am. Can anyone provide contact details for the developer? I'd like to know if they plan to fix it and if not would like my money back.

PS this is on two systems; one 12c 3.46ghz/64GB/dual 1080 Ti, and one 4ghz/32gb/1080 Ti Macs. So system resources is not the issue here (unless Daz is not addressing all that is there?)

Cheers

HP.

I hope someone can help me with my problem. I want to print my daz3d model and I was told that the model needs to be in .wrl format. 

I already searched for converters, looked in hexagon if there is an option for this, but nothing found. I think Carrara has an option for exporting to .wrl. 

Is there anyone that would help me out with this? Thank you so much in advance.

Thanks!

The expected naming convention for the figure's hand nodes appears to have been inexplicably deviated from in the case of the left pinky finger's mid-palm carpal node, which has an id of "lCarpal2-1" instead of "lCarpal4", which would match the naming convention in the right hand nodes. It's not broken, as such, it just triggers my OCD to see such a thing.

Is it possibly a legacy of previous figures, adhered to for the sake of posing compatibility, or a ghastly typo that was fixed by making every related node reference match the typo, instead of the other way around.

This feature appears in <content-root>/data/DAZ 3D/Genesis 8/Female/Genesis8Female.dsf, so it's built right into the figure.

Curiouser and curiouser, asserted Sally!

Apparently Daz 3d has some usage restrictions. I wanted to know if still images rendered with Daz 3d can be used in visual novel games.

Thanks

small NSFW warning (nothing major, though, naked skin)

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Well, my harddrive is full... and old which is the more serious problem. I bought an external drive and opened up a new Library a while ago. So I have two Libraries for Daz now. A new one which I started when the new harddrive arrived and an old one which I hesitated to move to a fresh location because... you know, 12 hours of copying files. Now, I know how to tell Daz where to look for the Libraries but how do I tell the DIM where the old stuff went? I mean I can tell it where to install new products but normally DIM installs updates of existing products in their "respective installed paths" which in case of the old stuff are now all wrong.

Is there an elegant method to solve this problem without reinstalling some 400 GB of content? Or for future data transfers which are the best strategies for moving and merging Libraries concerning the Install Manager?

Thanks in advance.

Cyprith

Thanks!

Oh and also, the textures, like lips and such are not rendering very properly... I wonder why. Is this a light problem and which light works with Reality?