looking to combine three D-Formers into a single one in order to create a Morph

i'd like to have three D-Formers for the left, center, and right of a mouth combine into a single morph so that i can make another set of D-Formers for the rest of the body. I couldnt see any obvious way to do this in DAZ. The https://renderguide.com/daz3d-create-custom-morph-tutorial/ tutorial shows how to create a morph from a single D-Former, and it works, but i see no obvious way to use it to merge three D-Formers into a single morph, and neither will it let me use it to take the D-Formers one at a time into separate morphs (which would be inconvenient but workable). So basically Im stuck with a model that has three D-Formers all in the head area and I can't add any more without them being tied to the head morphs. Is this possible, or is it simply a matter of how the software is built ... that every person creating a morph has to create a single D-Former, transfer that to a morph, and create another D-Former, transfer that, and so on?

 

I appreciate any help you can give. Thank you

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  • crosswindcrosswind Posts: 9,548

    The option of Morph Spawning supports creating a single morph with multiple DFormers... as long as you do it correctly.

    The steps are straigh-forward: add multiple DFormers to the figure, deform the figure with them separately, then Spawn Morph with Delete Applied D-Former(s) checked.

    If you want to spawn separate morphs, uncheck Delete Applied D-Former(s), zero each DFormer one by one before spawning each morph.

  • soapwellsoapwell Posts: 41

    i couldnt get it to work. it would just delete the D-Formers and not create anything. since, as with most of the other threads i've posted here, this is just one step on the way to a much larger project, i went ahead and made separate morph dials for the left and right side of the mouth, and so far havent bothered with the center. why that is, i dont know, but I'm going to work with what i have.

     

    thank you

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