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Thanks for the prompt reply. Daz Install Manager put it in the right place, but not the same library as where Genesis had been previously installed. Now working!
So this item:
Sickle Rigging and Morphing System (https://www.daz3d.com/sickle-rigging-and-morphing-system)
works for Genesis 2 also?
You can tell if a conversion, and then the PoserCF is well in PP2014?
It does not work for Genesis 2. The tunic/dress templates and Clothing Smoothers are for that instead.
It does not work for Genesis 2. The tunic/dress templates and Clothing Smoothers are for that instead.
Hmmm, thanks
Oh, thank goodness! This is one of the main outfits I wanted to use for Genesis. It downright frustrates me that most armor for females is mindnumbingly impractical (obviously for T&A's sake), and that even when a vendor has male and female versions of an outfit, they differ so much that there's no reasonable way to use it as a uniform (for example for an army or other unified group). P&P was right up my alley, but converting it to Genesis from M4 basically murdered the tunic and scarf (?) handles altogether, so here's my question: does using the SRMS either keep the ability to move these parts individually (I believe they have bones in the original M4 version), or allow for adding them back in? I'm sorry if someone has already addressed this; this thread is 21 pgs, and I'm only on 7 right now, and I didn't want to forget my question by the time I got to the end.
You can keep the bones even if you don't use SRMS. Here's SickleYield's tutorial on saving bone rigs on older M4/V4 models as well as the much simpler method you can use on Genesis 2 items you're converting down to G1. (Because yes... I have those suckers bookmarked.)
I heartily recommend SRMS though. I use it for every conversion I do, and it's more than paid for itself over the years in time saved, frustration averted, and nasty breast-cling eliminated. :D