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Solid colors?

llastffirst1234llastffirst1234 Posts: 55
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Is there a way to get parts of my character model in solid colors? For example, I want my character to have solid gray skin, and I want the hair to be solid black.

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  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417

    Yes, in surface tab, remove maps or use solid shaders. 

  • llastffirst1234llastffirst1234 Posts: 55
    Could you explain exactly how this is done? Maybe with some screenshots? I can't seem to find either of these two options.
  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417

    Sure, will shortly. 

  • carrie58carrie58 Posts: 4,112

    Can you find the Surface Tab?

  • FirstBastionFirstBastion Posts: 8,050

    The base genesis 1 model loads solid grey by default into Daz Studio.

  • GordigGordig Posts: 10,657
    FirstBastion said:

    The base genesis 1 model loads solid grey by default into Daz Studio.

    Genesis 8 also has dev load options, which load untextured. 

  • llastffirst1234llastffirst1234 Posts: 55
    edited November 2019
    carrie58, yes, I was able to find the surfaces tab. I just couldn't find the options that AJ2112 was directing me to. Also, I should mention that I need this in view port mode. I don't need it as a render.
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  • carrie58carrie58 Posts: 4,112
    edited November 2019

    okay so are you using Iray or 3Delight? Any way load your figure and select it in the scene tab ,then in the Surface tab click on the figure again in Iray find Base color click on it and a window pops up that has a list of all the maps  being used ,at the top of the list it says Browse and None click on None , that just got rid of all the maps ,now click on the color bar ,of Base color and make it what ever color you want . In 3Delight you are pretty much doing the same thing only it's called Diffuse,go through the same steps, and there you go .When you need the regular skin texture back just reload it .

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  • AJ2112AJ2112 Posts: 1,417
    edited November 2019

    Hello friend, did a quick step by step for you.

    Step 1 - In surface tab, you can choose any surface to modify.  For example, I select face > base color

    Step 2 - Use mouse to hover over drop down box, you will see mapped image. 

    Step 3 - Click on drop down box, click None.  Map will be removed.  

    Step - 4 is solid results you desire.

    You can do this with any surface, hope this helps.    

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  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,533

    You will find the surfaces tab under

    Windows>Panes(Tabs)>Surfaces

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  • MescalinoMescalino Posts: 436
    scorpio said:

    You will find the surfaces tab under

    Windows>Panes(Tabs)>Surfaces

    Small question. My tabs are on the side, how do you get them to show on the top?

     

  • scorpioscorpio Posts: 8,533
    Mescalino said:
    scorpio said:

    You will find the surfaces tab under

    Windows>Panes(Tabs)>Surfaces

    Small question. My tabs are on the side, how do you get them to show on the top?

     

    Took me a few minutes to find it, 

    Windows>Workspace>Orient Tabs Along Top

  • MescalinoMescalino Posts: 436
    scorpio said:
    Mescalino said:
    scorpio said:

    You will find the surfaces tab under

    Windows>Panes(Tabs)>Surfaces

    Small question. My tabs are on the side, how do you get them to show on the top?

     

    Took me a few minutes to find it, 

    Windows>Workspace>Orient Tabs Along Top

    Thanks yes

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