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Strangeness with Dixie for Aiko 3

Ninja_G33kNinja_G33k Posts: 34
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

I recently purchased Lady Littlefox's and RuntimeDNA's Dixie for A3 (www.daz3d.com/dixie-for-a3), and I've encountered a bit of strangeness: when I tried to use the Bodysuit figure in DS, none of the morphs above the waist work, but everything below the waist appears to be fine.

I've been using Poser content in DS since version 2.3, and have run into very little that I haven't been able to at least work around, but this is the first time that a piece of Poser content has weirded out in this particular way.

I figured I couldn't be the only one to hit this particular snag, so I bring my problem to the Vast and Mighty DAZ Studio Hive-Mind™. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.

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  • pwiecekpwiecek Posts: 1,598

    Here is a quote from the Readme. I don't know if this solution is poser specific or not.

     

    There are some pieces of clothing within that contain JCMs to function.  As such pay particular attention as you load.   If any of the morphs do not seem to be functioning when the dials are adjusted, simply delete that clothing article and follow this quick set of steps to reload.

    1) Select the body or a body part of the figure that is going to wear the clothing.
    MAKE CERTAIN YOU HAVE THE BODY OR A BODY PART SELECTED, NOT A CAMERA OR A LIGHT
    2) Load the clothing piece again.
    3) Conform clothing to the figure.

    At this point the dial difficulty should disappear.  

  • Ninja_G33kNinja_G33k Posts: 34
    pwiecek said:

    Here is a quote from the Readme. I don't know if this solution is poser specific or not.

     

    There are some pieces of clothing within that contain JCMs to function.  As such pay particular attention as you load.   If any of the morphs do not seem to be functioning when the dials are adjusted, simply delete that clothing article and follow this quick set of steps to reload.

    1) Select the body or a body part of the figure that is going to wear the clothing.
    MAKE CERTAIN YOU HAVE THE BODY OR A BODY PART SELECTED, NOT A CAMERA OR A LIGHT
    2) Load the clothing piece again.
    3) Conform clothing to the figure.

    At this point the dial difficulty should disappear.  

    I tried that already, and no joy. It looks like some kind of issue with the chest and collar bones.

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