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PTF Glitterglaze makes figure disappear when applied

irynakhymychirynakhymych Posts: 35
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

Has anyone encountered this issue? Any of the materials I apply to the skin make that area of the body disappear. This is the product link: https://www.daz3d.com/ptf-glitterglaze

Any advice would be appreciated. 

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  • NorthOf45NorthOf45 Posts: 5,921
    edited October 15

    Are you using the geoshell? There are two ways to apply, directly on G9 (from the "Glitterglaze" folder, aka Non-GS; use the materials therein) or with a geoshell (from the "Gltterglaze/Geoshell" folder, or GS). If using the geoshell, be sure to select it in the scene tab before applying the materials in that and sub-folders.

    ETA: Actually, the Geoshell materials are hierarchical, so as long as any G9 node is selected, it will apply the materials to the geoshell.

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  • irynakhymychirynakhymych Posts: 35

    NorthOf45 said:

    Are you using the geoshell? There are two ways to apply, directly on G9 (from the "Glitterglaze" folder, aka Non-GS; use the materials therein) or with a geoshell (from the "Gltterglaze/Geoshell" folder, or GS). If using the geoshell, be sure to select it in the scene tab before applying the materials in that and sub-folders.

    ETA: Actually, the Geoshell materials are hierarchical, so as long as any G9 node is selected, it will apply the materials to the geoshell.

    I tried using the geoshell and it turns my figure silver. I am attaching a screenshot 

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    4096 x 2304 - 5M
  • FenixPhoenixFenixPhoenix Posts: 3,257

    irynakhymych said:

    NorthOf45 said:

    Are you using the geoshell? There are two ways to apply, directly on G9 (from the "Glitterglaze" folder, aka Non-GS; use the materials therein) or with a geoshell (from the "Gltterglaze/Geoshell" folder, or GS). If using the geoshell, be sure to select it in the scene tab before applying the materials in that and sub-folders.

    ETA: Actually, the Geoshell materials are hierarchical, so as long as any G9 node is selected, it will apply the materials to the geoshell.

    I tried using the geoshell and it turns my figure silver. I am attaching a screenshot 

    I don't have the product but I would imagine that you need to apply the Geoshell to the character. Then select the Geoshell and apply a material that's meant to be used on the geoshell.

  • irynakhymychirynakhymych Posts: 35

    FenixPhoenix said:

    irynakhymych said:

    NorthOf45 said:

    Are you using the geoshell? There are two ways to apply, directly on G9 (from the "Glitterglaze" folder, aka Non-GS; use the materials therein) or with a geoshell (from the "Gltterglaze/Geoshell" folder, or GS). If using the geoshell, be sure to select it in the scene tab before applying the materials in that and sub-folders.

    ETA: Actually, the Geoshell materials are hierarchical, so as long as any G9 node is selected, it will apply the materials to the geoshell.

    I tried using the geoshell and it turns my figure silver. I am attaching a screenshot 

    I don't have the product but I would imagine that you need to apply the Geoshell to the character. Then select the Geoshell and apply a material that's meant to be used on the geoshell.

    Ah selecting the geoshell after applying it wroked, thanks so much!

  • FenixPhoenixFenixPhoenix Posts: 3,257

    My pleasure, I am glad you got it working :)

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