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A Gentleman's Wardrobe for Michael 6 VS A Gentleman's Wardrobe ??

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  • Aave NainenAave Nainen Posts: 1,108
    edited December 1969

    scorpio64dragon said:
    Yes I was doing that, after fiddling with it a lot more I've realised that for the preset poses that come with Genesis and V6 it works great but its difficult to match any own done or other poses.
    And to be honest I find it nearly as time consuming as any other long skirts I have to get to look right as you have to find a similar corresponding morph and try and work from there.

    I'm sorry you are disappointed in the set, if you aren't using the morphs with the corresponding poses it is going to be exactly like any other long skirt or dress. I started making these sets because for me (and my patience level :) long skirts and dresses were to be avoided for just that reason.

    I'm not sure how the following suggestions are going to work for you but:

    Try using the morph on the matching (closest to what you are looking for) pose first, then you may be able to change the figure pose (especially the upper body) to more of what you are looking for. When you start to get poke through try adjusting the morph back a bit.

  • Aave NainenAave Nainen Posts: 1,108
    edited December 1969

    RCT-Spanky said:
    Apart from that the three sets are together much too expensive ... why have the guys always no socks??? Maybe a seperate set for extra money?

    In life as well for the most part men have maybe 4 pair of shoes and looking in the sock drawer their socks all look the same.....there are other vendors with sock/shoe sets that are very nice and more than adequate to wear with most other sets.

    I might point out that absolutely none of the items for sale in DAZ are life essentials and no one is under any obligation to buy them. I work hard and do my absolute best to offer quality products that are easy to use and try to establish what I feel is a fair compensation for that work.

  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,533
    edited December 1969

    Aave Nainen said:
    scorpio64dragon said:
    Yes I was doing that, after fiddling with it a lot more I've realised that for the preset poses that come with Genesis and V6 it works great but its difficult to match any own done or other poses.
    And to be honest I find it nearly as time consuming as any other long skirts I have to get to look right as you have to find a similar corresponding morph and try and work from there.

    I'm sorry you are disappointed in the set, if you aren't using the morphs with the corresponding poses it is going to be exactly like any other long skirt or dress. I started making these sets because for me (and my patience level :) long skirts and dresses were to be avoided for just that reason.

    I'm not sure how the following suggestions are going to work for you but:

    Try using the morph on the matching (closest to what you are looking for) pose first, then you may be able to change the figure pose (especially the upper body) to more of what you are looking for. When you start to get poke through try adjusting the morph back a bit.

    After struggling for hours yesterday using various methods and not having much success, the pose was a kneeling one, I tried using the set poses and I still had difficulties the dress just seemed to dip a lot below the floor and the knees looked odd - I kinda gave up.
    I tried again today and it worked fine I can't understand why I didn't do anything that different it was the same skirt same model etc just this time it draped into the pose and didn't sink below the floor greatly.
    I'm sorry if I came across nasty I didn't mean to it was just disappointment, your promos looked so lovely it was frustrating not getting the same results.

  • Aave NainenAave Nainen Posts: 1,108
    edited December 1969

    scorpio64dragon said:
    Aave Nainen said:
    scorpio64dragon said:
    Yes I was doing that, after fiddling with it a lot more I've realised that for the preset poses that come with Genesis and V6 it works great but its difficult to match any own done or other poses.
    And to be honest I find it nearly as time consuming as any other long skirts I have to get to look right as you have to find a similar corresponding morph and try and work from there.

    I'm sorry you are disappointed in the set, if you aren't using the morphs with the corresponding poses it is going to be exactly like any other long skirt or dress. I started making these sets because for me (and my patience level :) long skirts and dresses were to be avoided for just that reason.

    I'm not sure how the following suggestions are going to work for you but:

    Try using the morph on the matching (closest to what you are looking for) pose first, then you may be able to change the figure pose (especially the upper body) to more of what you are looking for. When you start to get poke through try adjusting the morph back a bit.

    After struggling for hours yesterday using various methods and not having much success, the pose was a kneeling one, I tried using the set poses and I still had difficulties the dress just seemed to dip a lot below the floor and the knees looked odd - I kinda gave up.
    I tried again today and it worked fine I can't understand why I didn't do anything that different it was the same skirt same model etc just this time it draped into the pose and didn't sink below the floor greatly.
    I'm sorry if I came across nasty I didn't mean to it was just disappointment, your promos looked so lovely it was frustrating not getting the same results.

    You didn't come across as nasty at all. It is strange sometimes how things just won't work one day then be fine the next. It's been my experience that sometimes the morphing function seems to get scrambled......especially if I've been trying a lot of combinations, when that happens I just remove the item from the scene and load a fresh copy. I'm glad you've got it working now and hope you have tons of fun with it!

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