To be fair it takes some time/experience/domain knowledge to recognize how Daz products show a bunch of things in the promo images when the product itself is generally a tiny subset of that. Especially character morphs, the promo images often establish an identity through clothes, hair, and environmental context, and some of that identity is lost when all you get is the morph.

BELATED UPDATE! I've been busy with work and haven't had the energy, but here's a few more test renders with the finished blue morph (I'm naming this blue dragon Flynn lol, she gives me Flynn vibes) I'm working on a non marked blue version and working on a brown color morph and planning on the following

- purple

- White

- Black

- Orange

- Yellow

- Cyan/Teal

- maybe make some piebald LIEs for them perhaps?

Formatting on mobile is. An experience

CantumMk2 said:

I honestly didn't really understand these game-ready characters, so I just downloaded a single free one in DUF format to test it out. I chose Phillip because his clothing and hairstyle looked like they would blend perfectly into the scene as a background character.

However, after installing the product, he didn't come with any clothes or hair at all. On top of that, the character itself looks completely different from the store preview—he is a Black character in my setup. I'm really confused right now. I ended up getting something totally different from what I expected.

I have repeatedly pointed out the G9 duf is just a morph and the FBX you should have picked up at the same time with the code has clothing

but since I have in fact posted this repeatedly in several threads and people still are confused  

I have concluded I shouldn't bother explaining anything to anybody and just enjoy my free stuff and subsequent outlet store disounts myself

amd since you didn't add an FBX or GLB to your cart, you won't get that either

Boldger Badger for Genesis 9

https://www.daz3d.com/boldger-badger-for-genesis-9

Boldger for Genesis 9 is a rugged and charismatic badger character, blending natural realism with a touch of personality and charm. Whether you're crafting woodland tales, stylized renders, or whimsical anthropomorphic scenes, Boldger brings a strong presence to any project. His detailed sculpt and expressive features make him equally suited for close-up portrait work or full-scene storytelling.

Boldger includes a high-definition morph for enhanced detail, along with 5 full body material presets featuring two European badger variations, two honey badger styles, and a striking white variant for added versatility. Six eye material presets allow for subtle personality shifts, while the included geografted tail comes with easy-to-use pose dials for natural movement and customization. From noble forest dweller to tough, no-nonsense survivor, Boldger is ready to take on any role you imagine.

What's Included and Features

• Boldger Badger for Genesis 9: (.DUF)
  • Character Preset
  • Boldger Character Preset
  • Boldger Shaping Preset
  • Badger Tail Geograft
  • Set of dHair Body Fur
  • Set of dHair Tail Fur
• Material Options:
  • 05 Full Body Base Skin Material Presets (with Male Genital Maps)
  • 06 Eye Material Presets

garrett_3d said:

Had a brief look at these game ready characters, purely out of curiosity. I have to say the visual quality is a bit rubbish compared to what mainstream gaming studios are producing. They almost look like the characters you'd see in a game 20 years ago. So I have to ask - what's the point?

can you still morph your game ready figure with G8 or G9 moprh?  if it doesn't belong any G8 or G9 do you still have the basic morph option? height and body proportion etc?  

Cybersox said:

daveso said:

it seems weird a program would load all that stuff when in most cases you wont, or dont, even need or use them. Why cant I think to myslef, I would love to morph this head, and then load the need morphs? 

Because that would negate the ability to easily dial-spin at a whim, which is one of the key selling points of Genesis.  What you describe is basically how V4 and previous generations worked, and it was nowhere near as efficent or effortless.  Remember, you're not just adding a morph-shape, but also the required JCMs, etc., so you'd have to load all that and then unload them if you didn't like the result.  An ideal option would be to be able to lock a finalized figure down so that it could be reloaded without having to call up all the extra-morphs each time, thereby speeding up reloading of saved characters (and possibly getting around some of issues with the duplicate naming.)  

This is also why Turbo Loader isn't really a great solution. If you are constantly creating new figures, you need everything loaded so you can do that twiddling. And changing configurations in TL isn't instant. It can take 10-15 minutes. I never used V4 but I'd like to think computers are faster now. And maybe there are better ways to do lazy loading. Heuristics that say "the user hasn't loaded the demon figure morphs onto a figure in 3 years, maybe delay loading them." That kind of thing. You could even tune the heuristics with configurations "always load these. delay load these if unused for 3 months. Etc."

daveso said:

it seems weird a program would load all that stuff when in most cases you wont, or dont, even need or use them. Why cant I think to myslef, I would love to morph this head, and then load the need morphs? 

Because that would negate the ability to easily dial-spin at a whim, which is one of the key selling points of Genesis.  What you describe is basically how V4 and previous generations worked, and it was nowhere near as efficent or effortless.  Remember, you're not just adding a morph-shape, but also the required JCMs, etc., so you'd have to load all that and then unload them if you didn't like the result.  An ideal option would be to be able to lock a finalized figure down so that it could be reloaded without having to call up all the extra-morphs each time, thereby speeding up reloading of saved characters (and possibly getting around some of issues with the duplicate naming.)  

Ma, veramente il GLB, può essere caricato solo da Blender, perchè non è un file FBX ma GLB. L'altro tipo di personaggio, quello che non finisce con GLB, è un morph di Genesis 9, pure bruttino, ma senza vestiti.

Mi sono reso conto ora di non aver preso l'FBX, ma se conosco il DAZ, sarà un casino caricarlo in DAZ.

RedDragoon78_dc96eaefcd said:

So i'm creating a DazStudio dsa script that exports from daz to glb formate nothing extra is needed for it to work just the single script and DazStudio which I currently have it running in Daz4.2X and Daz6.0 I have no other versions on my end to test. and what this can do so far is pretty huge in itself, why I need a couple testers I have stuff mainly for G8 and don't use 8.1, 9 or any of the others and i'm curiuse how it will work for other users

I included a list of everything it's currently capable of but the main thing that made me want want to build this is that Daz does not really support exporting merged anatomy with full moph support and this does it really well check out the list below for all the features

This exporter can:

* **Export DAZ models to GLB/glTF**

  * `.glb` single file

* **Export character geometry**

  * body mesh
  * clothing
  * hair
  * eyelashes
  * accessories
  * fitted items

* **Export props and environments**

  * rooms
  * furniture
  * scene props
  * static environment meshes
  * grouped/null-parented scene objects

* **Export rigging**

  * bones
  * skeleton hierarchy
  * skin weights
  * inverse bind matrices
  * skinned meshes

* **Export morph targets**

  * figure morphs
  * clothing morphs
  * attachment morphs
  * anatomy/geograft morphs

* **Export animation**

  * BVH skeletal animation
  * root/hip translation
  * DAZ morph animation
  * environment mesh animation as morph-cache targets

* **Handle geografts/anatomy**

  * export grafts separately
  * merge grafts/anatomy into the body
  * remove hidden/overlapping body faces
  * smooth seams
  * harmonize skin-like materials

* **Handle clothing/body cleanup**

  * remove body polygons under clothing
  * reduce poke-through
  * repair or rebuild fitted clothing weights

* **Export materials**

  * DAZ/Iray-to-glTF PBR conversion
  * base color
  * roughness
  * metallic
  * normal maps
  * emissive maps
  * opacity/cutout materials
  * glass/wet/eye material handling

* **Export and process textures**

  * embed textures in GLB
  * resize textures
  * bake opacity maps into PNG alpha
  * include or skip character/environment textures separately

* **Exclude specific content**

  * exact-name exclusion for nodes, meshes, objects, shapes, geometry, materials, and surfaces
  * wildcard exclusions when wanted

* **Generate helper lists**

  * mesh/node/surface name list
  * morph target list
  * bone hierarchy tree

* **Save presets**

  * full exporter settings
  * morph lists
  * exclusion lists
  * anatomy merge lists
  * environment animation lists

Updated with link to anyones who wants to try it

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bSCZKy6I030F71l56IRMQ7j8qA9FPGnY?usp=sharing

The link only shows the png images not the script or plugin files. 

it seems weird a program would load all that stuff when in most cases you wont, or dont, even need or use them. Why cant I think to myslef, I would love to morph this head, and then load the need morphs? 

barbult said:

memcneil70 said:

daveso said:

Sevenly HD looks nice but it appears there is no morph for realistic human ears? 
https://www.daz3d.com/sevenly-hd-for-genesis-9

I can confirm that, no ear morph and I couldn't find one in my morph library that would do it either. 

I made a morph to remove the elf ears from CHT Sevenly. I'm not a PA, so I can't modify the HD morphs, but they make only tiny alterations to the ears anyway, so it still works pretty well with Sevenly HD. The morph is called CHT Sevenly Remove Elf Ears. It only works if you have CHT Sevenly Head dialed in, because otherwise it would make a real mess of the ears. You can drop this zip file into your DIM downloads folder. Then in DIM, you will find it in the Ready to Install tab. Just install it. There are no "user facing files". You will find the morph dial in the Parameters pane. If you prefer, you can unzip the file and install it manually, just like any other Daz manual download.

The attached image is just for reference. It is the image you will see on the morph dial after installation.  You don't need to download this png file. 

Thank you very much barbult!:)

you could grab a free duf character (just a shaping morph) too so hope you did

not sure if need to be in the same cart, is same code

Torquinox said:

NorthOf45 said:

Torquinox said:

I have only this to say about all of it: I really love playing with my huge collection of morphs and figures. I use them to make custom figures. There are only a small handful of shapes I'm aching to get rid of. Even those are what I consider unappealing head morphs, and even they can be modified to look more appealing to me. Even so, let's say I wanted to surgically remove a morph. How would I even do that?

Are you familiar with Turbo Loader for Genesis 9? It can do precisely what you want. There are also versions for G1/G2, G3 G8/G8.1

That's two votes for Turbo Loader - You and @Cybersox. Thank you to you both, and I'll look into it.  

Also WL'ed it based on the recs. Thanks to those who suggested it! 

NorthOf45 said:

Torquinox said:

I have only this to say about all of it: I really love playing with my huge collection of morphs and figures. I use them to make custom figures. There are only a small handful of shapes I'm aching to get rid of. Even those are what I consider unappealing head morphs, and even they can be modified to look more appealing to me. Even so, let's say I wanted to surgically remove a morph. How would I even do that?

Are you familiar with Turbo Loader for Genesis 9? It can do precisely what you want. There are also versions for G1/G2, G3 G8/G8.1

That's two votes for Turbo Loader - You and @Cybersox. Thank you to you both, and I'll look into it.  

Torquinox said:

I have only this to say about all of it: I really love playing with my huge collection of morphs and figures. I use them to make custom figures. There are only a small handful of shapes I'm aching to get rid of. Even those are what I consider unappealing head morphs, and even they can be modified to look more appealing to me. Even so, let's say I wanted to surgically remove a morph. How would I even do that?

Are you familiar with Turbo Loader for Genesis 9? It can do precisely what you want. There are also versions for G1/G2, G3 G8/G8.1

ETA: I see it has already been mentioned. This thread is changing too fast...

I have only this to say about all of it: I really love playing with my huge collection of morphs and figures. I use them to make custom figures. There are only a small handful of shapes I'm aching to get rid of. Even those are what I consider unappealing head morphs, and even they can be modified to look more appealing to me. Even so, let's say I wanted to surgically remove a morph. How would I even do that?

barbult said:

Torquinox said:

jmucchiello 

Every G9 figure you own slows down every figure you load into Daz.

AFAIK I have not detected this. Please elaborate

It is because every figure you install has associated morphs. When Daz Studio loads a character, EVERY morph of that generation of character is loaded at that time, so Daz Studio can resolve dependencies. 

It's actually hooking up the dependencies that causes much of the slow down. Proeprties that didn't liink to others would have much less impact, as I understand it.

genaris said:

I'm really not the target market for this game ready stuff so I'm not clear about the DUF vresions: are these chars dressed and wigged like their thumbnails suggest- or are these just bare g9 chars that have special game friendly material sets but no hair & clothes.  I looked to the READMEs for clarification but none of these new mplex DUF chars have readmes. ( ! ) 

WendyLuvsCatz said:

The duf version of Character Adam wearing his FBX version's clothing and hair roughly scaled to G9 base and converted to props, then Transfer Utility used

BTW, you might have the clothing or can find it in store with better UV mapping and texture

these are atlassed as game ready

the Hair is H...SNIPPED

No. The duf version is a only a charater preset -- no clothing or hair. However, the fbx version has clothing and hair. 

I'm really not the target market for this game ready stuff so I'm not clear about the DUF vresions: are these chars dressed and wigged like their thumbnails suggest- or are these just bare g9 chars that have special game friendly material sets but no hair & clothes.  I looked to the READMEs for clarification but none of these new mplex DUF chars have readmes. ( ! ) 

WendyLuvsCatz said:

The duf version of Character Adam wearing his FBX version's clothing and hair roughly scaled to G9 base and converted to props, then Transfer Utility used

BTW, you might have the clothing or can find it in store with better UV mapping and texture

these are atlassed as game ready

the Hair is H...SNIPPED

Torquinox said:

barbult said:

Torquinox said:

jmucchiello 

Every G9 figure you own slows down every figure you load into Daz.

AFAIK I have not detected this. Please elaborate

It is because every figure you install has associated morphs. When Daz Studio loads a character, EVERY morph of that generation of character is loaded at that time, so Daz Studio can resolve dependencies. 

So, I should probably get rid of the character morphs I will never use, right? Ok. But the slowdown only affects the specific generation, so G9 stuff only affects G9, G8 -> G8, etc?

Alternatively, there's also a set of "Turbo Booster" utilities made by RIversoft Art that that allow you to only load specific morphs when loading a figure.  There are boosters for Genesis 1 and 2, one for Genesis 3, a combined set for G8 and G8.1, and the Genesis 9 version is here https://www.daz3d.com/turbo-loader-for-genesis-9  There's also a utilities set that adds additional abilities here https://www.daz3d.com/turbo-loader-booster-utilities  Note - I have no idea if these work with DS6.