what happened here to the skin colour?
Toobis
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So I went ahead and added 'new victoria 7 genitalia' to my G3F character and the morph seemed to work fine but for some reason now I'm getting a white shade of skin around the area where it was applied, please see pic I put the black squiggly lines over her 'womanly area's' to keep the image modest. How can I get my normal skin tone back pls with the morph change and why did it do this?
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You need to apply a material preset to the Anatomical elements. Preferably one from the model you have loaded (given it has any). You can use a different one, but the skin tone may not match.
It works like this:
1) load a figure (Genesis 3 Female)
2) add the Anatomical Elements to the figure (I see those under Genesis 3)
3) add Anatomical Elements material preset to the figure (I don't have Victoria 7, so I attached an image of how the menu icon looks like for Victoria 8)
Try running the 'Update The Material Of New Gens' script.
As to why it happened, it looks like New Gens didn't copy across the textures from the figure. When the New Gens loads it runs a script to copy the Torso material of your character to the Torso surface of the New Gens. This doesn't seem to have worked. The 'Update The Material Of New Gens' script forces a new material copy on the current textures. Highlight the figure 'Genesis 3 Female (2)' (not the Gens) in the Sceen tab and run the script.
watchdog79 is talking about the DAZ Genitalia not the New Gens.
Rather then paint out the actual genital area, it would have been better to crop the image since that would still have shown the discontinuity.