Adding RealFit morphs to smart content

Mendoman

Hi, I have couple of RealFit and similar products which has character "soft body" morphs, and I was wondering if it's somehow possible to add those clothing item's character mophs into clothing item's smart content window somehow. Some earlier products had shaping tab in smart content window, where I could easily choose soft/softer/softest or none presets for those character morphs, and that was working pretty ok, so I'd like to add similar functionality to my newer products too. Any help how to do that in Daz Studio would be nice. This is mainly because I own many of these items, and those morphs do not follow any single naming pattern, so it's getting pretty hard to find correct item morphs from character shaping tab without going to Daz shop and check morph names from item page.

Mendoman

Hmmm, I think I figured a way. I'll have to find those morphs at least once, and then dial every morph for example 0/33/66/100 % and save those as different shaping presets ( only choose one morph at the time from the list ). Then I can move those shaping presets to clothing items folder in file system, and add those to smart content in Daz studio as shaping presets or something. I suppose that would work, but wonder if there's any other way....moprh dial of course would be the best, but I doubt I can add that to smart content window

 

Also I noticed that some vendor add those morphs to character -> actor -> clothing -> item name in character's shaping tab, and that would work really nicely too. Unfortunately I don't have a clue where to find those morphs in Content Library so I could edit the properties of those morphs. If for example in DIM the path is something like Content\data\DAZ 3D\Genesis 8\Female\Morphs\the3dwizard\RealFit One Piece Swimsuit, I have nothing like that in the content library. I'm already missing the data folder....is that even visible in the content library, or is that a system folder in Daz, and it's content can't be edited inside studio?

 

EDIT: Finally figured it out. I can choose the morphs in character shaping tab, and then go to properties. There I can set the Path for example to Actor/Clothing/OnePieceSwinsuit and then I have all related morphs in one place where those are easy to find