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For controller "Type" on the 1st Stage Controller, you can choose between different controller types - Add, Subtract, Keyed.
Just like on 2nd Stage Controller, you can choose between Multiply or Divide.
Click on 'Type' and choose the option. Perhaps it involves right-clicking to bring up the options.
Im not at computer. attaching Allstereo's guide for reference, which should have everything one needs to know about ERC options and settings.
Thank you again! Even without being at your coumputer, you described it well enough for me to follow. I never would have figured this out without good help. I'll look at the attached document, for other insights, too, but you really provided the targeted answers I needed for this particular case.
Yea, I could reproduce the issue. This cbs property moves index vertices on both sides... but not symmetrically.
I think the cause of the issue might be :
1) The vendor sculpted the right index on a G9 Base that already has delta vertex change on the left index for some reason. Before exporting to OBJ, they didn't clear the delta on the left ~
2) Or, if the vendor imported OBJ by using Mirroring or Attenuate option in Morph Loader Pro, they should've checked n' cleared the Delta on the other side... or just attenuated on the right side...
There may be other reasons that I have no idea by now...
Thank you for checking. 3D Universe sells his own set of utilities to work with morphs (good tools, I recommend them). He probably used those, but made mistakes and/or didn't finish the job, especially on the right finger morphs. Or he made corrections and sent updated files to Daz and they lost them, and the files never made it into DIM.
Hmm, probably ~~
And thanks ! I have that set of utilities but it seems that I rarely use them till now, haha ~
Will check!
If you type only IndexBend in the search field of the property hierarchy, you should get the properties related to Focus Finger (to see how the left property is set) and the missing property for the right property, so no need to select the hand: you can just drag and drop the missing property from the property hiearchy panel.
I think I have fixed all the properties reported, now onto removing the vertices wrongly moved by the two morphs identified by @barbult before saving everything.
Question: if I save the scene with the Genesis 9 figure I loaded to fix the problems, will the problems stay fixed if I load that scene back, in case I made a mistake saving the properties themselves?
3duJCMFF_Index1Bendp95_r also have vertices on both hand.
What's strange, while 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendn95_l only have vertices on the left hand, the selection is very different compared to 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendp95_r when these morphs should, I think , be mirrored.
3duJCMFF_Index1Bendp95_r:
3duJCMFF_Index1Bendn95_l:
Edit: looking at other finders, similar 95 bend morphs have an influence only on the bone they are named after, so it's just a guess, but should someone wanted to fix the problem on 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendp95_r, it'll likely require mirroring 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendn95_l
I don't know if there is a better way than exporting 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendn95_l (dialed at 100%) and asking Morph Loader Pro to mirror it before applying (I'm not exactly sure how to do that either
).
Yes, the data of the fixed properties will stay within the saved Scene file. The issue will stay fixed if you load the saved Scene next time.
Just remember to Save Modified Assets...
Firstly, 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendp95_r is a totally wrong morph. If you dial it, you'll see two index fingers bend (screenshot 1) rather than behaving as a corrective morph (delta fix...)
To fix it, yes, using Morph Mirroring option in MLP should be the best way in this case.
1) Restore figure's shape to make sure no morph is dialed on G9. Click the chain icon on the property of 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendn95_l to override its Controllers. Dial it to 100%. (screenshot 2)
2) Export G9 with Base Resolution to OBJ with file name : 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendp95_r Zero 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendn95_l
3) With MLP opened, load the OBJ file by using the settings in (Screenshot 3), i.e. set X: Swap in Morph Mirroring. Accept.
4) In Property Hierarchy, drag 3DU Finger Focus to 2nd Stage Controller of 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendp95_r Drag Right Index 1 > Bend to the 1st Stage Controller of 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendp95_r
5) Set Keys in its Attributes of 1st Stage Controller > 60:0, 95:1, as the settings in (Screenshot 4)
Now it's fixed. Test Right Index 1's Bend to see if the corrective morph works as expected. Then Save Modified Asset for the fixed one.
Edit: As for fixing 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendn60_l and 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendp60_r, the influenced vertices on the other side need to be Morph Editing > Clear Selected Deltas with Geometry Editor (Unselect the vertices on the correct side beforehand !) Then Save Modified Assets.
Thank you: if I didn't forget anything, it's the last morph I have to fix.
And sorry, after re-reading the discussion, I see that I forgot @barbult already reported the problem of 3duJCMFF_Index1Bendp95_r having deltas from both side.
Edit: I saved 7 modified morphs (which I think is the number of the bugged ones), following advices from mrpenguin76 and Richard Haseltine.
I'll have to check if I didn't make any mistake
Edit 2: Of course, I forgot to save a morph, the total is actually 8 bugged morphs so far.