Technophilia's Breathless - Missing Morphs
Doc Acme
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I've had this for a little whlie & finally got to look at it a bit closer. https://www.daz3d.com/breathless
There's an add-on item called Ambu Bag that has morphs listed for inflate, droop, etc., but they aren't functioning. It's an older product apparently and no Readme file page avail.
Anyone familiar with the product & might know if an update for this was released? Or who best to contact?
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Hey Doc! I had great expectations for this set myself, but several of the pieces use .pmd's for the morphs (external binaries unusable in Studio). If you have some version of Poser, you could export them with the morphs in a .cr2. The materials for the tubes are also Poser only, but easily replaced with shaders.
It's from the V4 and Poser 6 era, acquired from RDNA, so not so new.
There used to be a script for Daz Studio that read and loaded .pmd files, but sadly it stopped working in one of the various updates to Studio, (Might have been when Daz Studio 4 released) and I believe the creator has either passed away or at the least left the community. I often wish it and a few other scripts were fixable and working again, but I have no idea what changed in the code to break them and have no knowledge of scripting to try to fix them.
...do you mean this one?
https://www.daz3d.com/poser-format-exporter-pfe
No, sorry, that's going the wrong way. We need something that can read the Poser external binaries and bring them into Studio.
Well, harumph! Kinda wanted to see what those originals were. When I get back to main system I'll give them a go with Poser.
In the mean time, I just went and made my own then for the Ambu bag in Lightwave using it's Cloth FX. Got some settings that looked pretty good after 120 frames & exported a transmorph, then used that to create a key frameable morph.
In any case it's a cool gas mask :)