Is there anything like this for g2m?

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• wsterdan Posts: 3,060

  May 2016

  iDiru said:

  http://www.daz3d.com/genesis-2-head-morph-resource-kit

   

  I really want to fine tune my male characters

  But since this is for females, I was wondering if I can find any for males?

  The same people did this one, which might do the job:

  http://www.daz3d.com/gianni-6-face-morph-resource-kit

  -- Walt Sterdan
• BeeMKay Posts: 7,019

  May 2016

  The Gianni set also works on regular G2M.
• L'Adair Posts: 9,479

  May 2016

  I found three, doing a quick search for "head morph" in the store, but only the first one is like the Resource Kit you linked to...

  http://www.daz3d.com/brodie-6-morph-resource-kit
  http://www.daz3d.com/shimuzu-s-head-morphs-for-michael-6
  http://www.daz3d.com/genesis-2-male-head-shapes

  I didn't find anything like it for base Genesis 2 figures.
• xyer0 Posts: 6,333

  May 2016

  There's also Ghost of Macbeth head morphs, which are great.

  The following are full face morphs, not facial feature morph dials: http://www.daz3d.com/extraordinary-men-for-genesis-2-male-s-volume-1

  http://www.daz3d.com/extraordinary-men-for-genesis-2-male-s-volume-2
• Scavenger Posts: 2,674

  May 2016

  How is something like these created? How do you make addable morphs?
• RCDeschene Posts: 2,816

  May 2016 edited May 2016

  Scavenger said:

  How is something like these created? How do you make addable morphs?

  My guess would be a sculpting app like Mudbox or something of that specific nature.

  Post edited by RCDeschene on May 2016
• Leana Posts: 12,758

  May 2016 edited May 2016

  Scavenger said:

  How is something like these created? How do you make addable morphs?

  To make a fully custom morph for a Genesis figure :

  - export the mesh at base resolution, after having zeroed all morphs (G3 figures have some morphs applied by default for mouth and navel IIRC)

  - morph the exported mesh in your modeler and save the result as obj

  - in DS, use Morph Loader Pro to load your obj as a morph for the base figure (once again zero the default morphs before).

  - save your new morph as a Morph Asset (under "Support Asset"): a new .dsf file for your morph is created in the data folder. From memory, you go to the Morphs directory for the figure, then there's a first sub-directory for the Vendor name you enter, then one for the Product name, and then your morph assets

  Then to distribute the morphs you provide your new morphs assets in the data folder hierarchy needed.

  Post edited by Leana on May 2016