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Am I the only one who has issues with G3F Shoes in the Toe region?

jdavison67jdavison67 Posts: 689
in The Commons

I am constantly fixing this area on G3F shoes. They always distort, as if the shoes were not designed to fit the foot corectly.

There also seems to be a lack of selection in the pump department. Just my toe cents. Yuck Yuck!

 

JD

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  • WonderlandWonderland Posts: 7,133

    I've had problems on the side of the shoes. I tried making her foot smaller but the shoe just auto-followed, still leaving a gap... Luckily there is Photoshop LOL... 

  • jdavison67jdavison67 Posts: 689
    edited May 2016

    Yes, I think I have the biggest problem with scruching the toes together. I can never get them tight enough to keep them from bulging out the sides.

    Thank God for Photoshop is right!

    Post edited by jdavison67 on
  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 108,052

    Shoes made for G3F? Or shoes converted from another figure?

  • AnotherUserNameAnotherUserName Posts: 2,727

    I tend to have problems with the heels.

  • the3dwizardthe3dwizard Posts: 495

     

    jdavison67 said:

    I am constantly fixing this area on G3F shoes. They always distort, as if the shoes were not designed to fit the foot corectly.

    There also seems to be a lack of selection in the pump department. Just my toe cents. Yuck Yuck!

     

    JD

    Problems when bending the toes?  There are some many bones and controls in the foot area that unless a shoe is specifically rigged with proper weight maps you can get distortion when bending the toes.

     

     

  • nakamuram002nakamuram002 Posts: 810
    Wonderland said:

    I've had problems on the side of the shoes. I tried making her foot smaller but the shoe just auto-followed, still leaving a gap... Luckily there is Photoshop LOL... 

    Select the shoes, find the morphs that are auto-following and reduce their values to 0, or some value that eliminates poke-through.  This works for other body parts as well, such as turning off the fitness and muscle definition morphs in clothing.

    Suggestion - DAZ should highlight the auto-followers in a color that is easy to read, rather than "ghosting" them.

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