Hey! I'm trying to convert this dress using this converter:

https://www.daz3d.com/renaissance-romance

I have it selected in the covnerter, I'm clicking "force convert" and it will not convert. I have restarted DAZ multiple times to no avail.

Here is the log:

15:06:13 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): WARNING: Forcing Conversion of Clothing Items

15:06:13 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Executing Script

15:06:13 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Selecting Preset: D:/Downloads/rromancegown.cr2

15:06:13 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Input Filename does not have "clothing" in its path: D:/Downloads/rromancegown.cr2

15:06:13 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Input Filename does not have "accessories" in its path: D:/Downloads/rromancegown.cr2

15:06:13 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Input Filename does not have "character" in its path: D:/Downloads/rromancegown.cr2

15:06:13 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Input Filename does not have "props" in its path: D:/Downloads/rromancegown.cr2

15:06:15 GMT-0500 (Central Daylight Time): Execution Complete.

Hi,

How can I change the default Install location of the actual Daz3dStudo program in DazCentral?

I don't want it installed on my C drive

I already know how to change the install  location of my Daz content. Assuming it can be done the same as before when using Download Manager. I haven't gotten to that yet.

I messed up Daz3d Install when I tried to install DazCentral a few weeks ago. It went and installed Daz Studio on the C drive when I already had it installed somewhere else. Then I noticed even the download manager got messed up and redirected.

I uninstalled everythng Daz related and was able to get DazCentral installed where I want. But I don't see a way to do the same for Daz3d itself.

Whenever I use the Install Manager all it says is Install failed! Daz central just goes right back to Install instead of Open. I really don't want to install all that stuff manually.

I can't get my recent purchases to install through either Daz central or the Install Manager. Tried uninstalling and reinstalling them both, restarting the computer, resetting the internet connction and nothing works. I've installed hundred of items into my Daz library and this is the first time I've had any trouble.

Well, if they sandwich the changeover between 2 big sales, I'm sure everyone will celebrate their sparkling success.

...or Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray celery soda (national)?    

Yeah... That stuff is flippin' nasty... one step above Colonel McGassy's Natural Dill Pickle Soda or Uncle Shmegegge's Aged Diet Gefilte Fish Sparkling Beverage...

I tried that stuff once in the 80s... I can still taste it... ugh... who in the hell looks at a stick of celery and says "that'd make a good soda!"...? 

"Hmmm... should I go with stale bread... or celery... or maybe this dead mouse?... Megh, celery is easier to get..."

I'm not gonna look it up, but I bet that stuff dates back to the late 1800s Brooklyn where it was sold at apothecarys as a cure for rickets or bad humors or something like that.

Pretty close.  Brooklyn, 1868, though it was originally called Dr. Browns Celery Tonic, and became popular enough that there were several rival brands of Celery soda.

Well, if they sandwich the changeover between 2 big sales, I'm sure everyone will celebrate their sparkling success.

ha ha ha ha ha ha!  (oh wait, were you serious?)

If past experience is anything to go by, of course they'll try to do the changeover in the middle of a major sale.  

Meanwhile, on the subject of beverages, has anyone else tried, or do you remember, Purple Passion (north eastern U.S.). Rock Creek soda (Washington DC area), Faygo (limited national U.S. distribution) or Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray celery soda (national)?    

I've never seen Cel-Ray outside of NYC. If anyone has seen it anyone between there and Chicago please let me know. I know it sounds bad but it isn't good but it is really good, all Dr. Brown's sodas are.

 

It's pretty common in Kosher delis and grocery stores across the country since all of the Dr. Brown products are kosher.  The bigger mega-supermarkets often carry it as well... in Houston, I know it can be bought at HEB, Central Market and Spec's liquor.  (For those wondering, it kinda tastes like ginger ale, but mixed with celery.)

I shop in kosher markets here in Chicago pretty frequently and have never seen a Dr. Browns. Maybe its a NYC/Chicago thing. Obviously NYC is jealous of us and might be unwilling to ship to us.

I do miss it after spending a particularly hot summer in Brooklyn in the 90's. I've even tried making celery soda a few times with mixed results.

Worst case scenario, you can buy it online from Amazon or from BeveridgeUniverse, but I typed in Cel-Ray and Chicago and immediately got hits for a couple of delis... Manny's, Kaufmans, Eleven City and even, weirdly hits for WalMart and Target (though I'll bet that's special order only.)   

Manny's and Eleven City are on the near South Side I basically never go there. It's pretty good trip for me, and nothing I need there unless I really want a corned beef (Manny's is the corned beef place). 

Kaufmans is in Skokie and again I rarely go to the burbs because I live in Chicago.

I never go to Wal-Marrt for anything ever. I grew up in the part of the Soutyh they destroyed.

I might try Target but I never thought of checking.

There are like a dozen actual kosher grocers on Devon Ave. and I shop at various of them.

I purchased from DAZ and installed SASE Sprout with DIM. The character is in the installed folder of DIM and shows in Daz Central, but doesn't show up in the smart content folder. Clicking on the "open" tab in Daz Central adds the filter to the smart content folder, but nothing appears, I was not able to find it in the folder at all. Can it be hiding somewhere else?

Have you checked the Content Library?  Also, just to check, have you restarted Daz Studio since installing?  Content installed with DIM won't show up until you do.

I purchased from DAZ and installed SASE Sprout with DIM. The character is in the installed folder of DIM and shows in Daz Central, but doesn't show up in the smart content folder. Clicking on the "open" tab in Daz Central adds the filter to the smart content folder, but nothing appears, I was not able to find it in the folder at all. Can it be hiding somewhere else?

Well, if they sandwich the changeover between 2 big sales, I'm sure everyone will celebrate their sparkling success.

...or Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray celery soda (national)?    

Yeah... That stuff is flippin' nasty... one step above Colonel McGassy's Natural Dill Pickle Soda or Uncle Shmegegge's Aged Diet Gefilte Fish Sparkling Beverage...

I tried that stuff once in the 80s... I can still taste it... ugh... who in the hell looks at a stick of celery and says "that'd make a good soda!"...? 

"Hmmm... should I go with stale bread... or celery... or maybe this dead mouse?... Megh, celery is easier to get..."

I'm not gonna look it up, but I bet that stuff dates back to the late 1800s Brooklyn where it was sold at apothecarys as a cure for rickets or bad humors or something like that.

Pretty close.  Brooklyn, 1868, though it was originally called Dr. Browns Celery Tonic, and became popular enough that there were several rival brands of Celery soda.

Well, if they sandwich the changeover between 2 big sales, I'm sure everyone will celebrate their sparkling success.

ha ha ha ha ha ha!  (oh wait, were you serious?)

If past experience is anything to go by, of course they'll try to do the changeover in the middle of a major sale.  

Meanwhile, on the subject of beverages, has anyone else tried, or do you remember, Purple Passion (north eastern U.S.). Rock Creek soda (Washington DC area), Faygo (limited national U.S. distribution) or Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray celery soda (national)?    

I've never seen Cel-Ray outside of NYC. If anyone has seen it anyone between there and Chicago please let me know. I know it sounds bad but it isn't good but it is really good, all Dr. Brown's sodas are.

 

It's pretty common in Kosher delis and grocery stores across the country since all of the Dr. Brown products are kosher.  The bigger mega-supermarkets often carry it as well... in Houston, I know it can be bought at HEB, Central Market and Spec's liquor.  (For those wondering, it kinda tastes like ginger ale, but mixed with celery.)

I shop in kosher markets here in Chicago pretty frequently and have never seen a Dr. Browns. Maybe its a NYC/Chicago thing. Obviously NYC is jealous of us and might be unwilling to ship to us.

I do miss it after spending a particularly hot summer in Brooklyn in the 90's. I've even tried making celery soda a few times with mixed results.

Worst case scenario, you can buy it online from Amazon or from BeveridgeUniverse, but I typed in Cel-Ray and Chicago and immediately got hits for a couple of delis... Manny's, Kaufmans, Eleven City and even, weirdly hits for WalMart and Target (though I'll bet that's special order only.)   

Well, if they sandwich the changeover between 2 big sales, I'm sure everyone will celebrate their sparkling success.

...or Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray celery soda (national)?    

Yeah... That stuff is flippin' nasty... one step above Colonel McGassy's Natural Dill Pickle Soda or Uncle Shmegegge's Aged Diet Gefilte Fish Sparkling Beverage...

I tried that stuff once in the 80s... I can still taste it... ugh... who in the hell looks at a stick of celery and says "that'd make a good soda!"...? 

"Hmmm... should I go with stale bread... or celery... or maybe this dead mouse?... Megh, celery is easier to get..."

I'm not gonna look it up, but I bet that stuff dates back to the late 1800s Brooklyn where it was sold at apothecarys as a cure for rickets or bad humors or something like that.

Pretty close.  Brooklyn, 1868, though it was originally called Dr. Browns Celery Tonic, and became popular enough that there were several rival brands of Celery soda.

Well, if they sandwich the changeover between 2 big sales, I'm sure everyone will celebrate their sparkling success.

ha ha ha ha ha ha!  (oh wait, were you serious?)

If past experience is anything to go by, of course they'll try to do the changeover in the middle of a major sale.  

Meanwhile, on the subject of beverages, has anyone else tried, or do you remember, Purple Passion (north eastern U.S.). Rock Creek soda (Washington DC area), Faygo (limited national U.S. distribution) or Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray celery soda (national)?    

I've never seen Cel-Ray outside of NYC. If anyone has seen it anyone between there and Chicago please let me know. I know it sounds bad but it isn't good but it is really good, all Dr. Brown's sodas are.

 

It's pretty common in Kosher delis and grocery stores across the country since all of the Dr. Brown products are kosher.  The bigger mega-supermarkets often carry it as well... in Houston, I know it can be bought at HEB, Central Market and Spec's liquor.  (For those wondering, it kinda tastes like ginger ale, but mixed with celery.)

I shop in kosher markets here in Chicago pretty frequently and have never seen a Dr. Browns. Maybe its a NYC/Chicago thing. Obviously NYC is jealous of us and might be unwilling to ship to us.

I do miss it after spending a particularly hot summer in Brooklyn in the 90's. I've even tried making celery soda a few times with mixed results.

Well, the resutlts would be mixed, wouldn't they?

Well, if they sandwich the changeover between 2 big sales, I'm sure everyone will celebrate their sparkling success.

...or Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray celery soda (national)?    

Yeah... That stuff is flippin' nasty... one step above Colonel McGassy's Natural Dill Pickle Soda or Uncle Shmegegge's Aged Diet Gefilte Fish Sparkling Beverage...

I tried that stuff once in the 80s... I can still taste it... ugh... who in the hell looks at a stick of celery and says "that'd make a good soda!"...? 

"Hmmm... should I go with stale bread... or celery... or maybe this dead mouse?... Megh, celery is easier to get..."

I'm not gonna look it up, but I bet that stuff dates back to the late 1800s Brooklyn where it was sold at apothecarys as a cure for rickets or bad humors or something like that.

Pretty close.  Brooklyn, 1868, though it was originally called Dr. Browns Celery Tonic, and became popular enough that there were several rival brands of Celery soda.

Well, if they sandwich the changeover between 2 big sales, I'm sure everyone will celebrate their sparkling success.

ha ha ha ha ha ha!  (oh wait, were you serious?)

If past experience is anything to go by, of course they'll try to do the changeover in the middle of a major sale.  

Meanwhile, on the subject of beverages, has anyone else tried, or do you remember, Purple Passion (north eastern U.S.). Rock Creek soda (Washington DC area), Faygo (limited national U.S. distribution) or Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray celery soda (national)?    

I've never seen Cel-Ray outside of NYC. If anyone has seen it anyone between there and Chicago please let me know. I know it sounds bad but it isn't good but it is really good, all Dr. Brown's sodas are.

 

It's pretty common in Kosher delis and grocery stores across the country since all of the Dr. Brown products are kosher.  The bigger mega-supermarkets often carry it as well... in Houston, I know it can be bought at HEB, Central Market and Spec's liquor.  (For those wondering, it kinda tastes like ginger ale, but mixed with celery.)

I shop in kosher markets here in Chicago pretty frequently and have never seen a Dr. Browns. Maybe its a NYC/Chicago thing. Obviously NYC is jealous of us and might be unwilling to ship to us.

I do miss it after spending a particularly hot summer in Brooklyn in the 90's. I've even tried making celery soda a few times with mixed results.

Well, if they sandwich the changeover between 2 big sales, I'm sure everyone will celebrate their sparkling success.

...or Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray celery soda (national)?    

Yeah... That stuff is flippin' nasty... one step above Colonel McGassy's Natural Dill Pickle Soda or Uncle Shmegegge's Aged Diet Gefilte Fish Sparkling Beverage...

I tried that stuff once in the 80s... I can still taste it... ugh... who in the hell looks at a stick of celery and says "that'd make a good soda!"...? 

"Hmmm... should I go with stale bread... or celery... or maybe this dead mouse?... Megh, celery is easier to get..."

I'm not gonna look it up, but I bet that stuff dates back to the late 1800s Brooklyn where it was sold at apothecarys as a cure for rickets or bad humors or something like that.

Pretty close.  Brooklyn, 1868, though it was originally called Dr. Browns Celery Tonic, and became popular enough that there were several rival brands of Celery soda.

Well, if they sandwich the changeover between 2 big sales, I'm sure everyone will celebrate their sparkling success.

ha ha ha ha ha ha!  (oh wait, were you serious?)

If past experience is anything to go by, of course they'll try to do the changeover in the middle of a major sale.  

Meanwhile, on the subject of beverages, has anyone else tried, or do you remember, Purple Passion (north eastern U.S.). Rock Creek soda (Washington DC area), Faygo (limited national U.S. distribution) or Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray celery soda (national)?    

I've never seen Cel-Ray outside of NYC. If anyone has seen it anyone between there and Chicago please let me know. I know it sounds bad but it isn't good but it is really good, all Dr. Brown's sodas are.

 

It's pretty common in Kosher delis and grocery stores across the country since all of the Dr. Brown products are kosher.  The bigger mega-supermarkets often carry it as well... in Houston, I know it can be bought at HEB, Central Market and Spec's liquor.  (For those wondering, it kinda tastes like ginger ale, but mixed with celery.)

I tried DAZ Central on a clean Windows install. It is a mess. I unistalled everything and went back to DIM.

For some reason, I wasn't notified of the replies. Sorry for the wait.

I have totally uninstalled DAZ, then deleted this new DAZ central rubbish. Since installing that, nothing has worked properly. Going back to DIM, I found that there were about nine different directories now considered to be were daz was installed.

Since re-installing it and making sure that there's only one DAZ directory now, things seem to be working.

For anyone with the same issue. Make sure that you are installing it to DAZ and as Richard mentioned, double-check in the 'installed plugins' in 'help' to see if it's installed and active.

@Fixmypc thanks, that downloadlink did it. so are there any relevant downsides from running studio in offline mode when content management works in daz central?

Not that I know of.  I never log in from within DS.  If you don't use Connect there's no need to.

@Fixmypc thanks, that downloadlink did it. so are there any relevant downsides from running studio in offline mode when content management works in daz central?

only windows defender, if you know of any issues with a certain OS just name it. i run a fresh install of the newest windows 10 64bit, login in daz central works, it only fails to download the female genesis 3 model which i bought most of the assets for, thats the other unresolved problem i found on thes forum that 'most people dont have'. and the manual download and install for that package is disabled, great. btw the connect link in studio also crashes it

What makes you say manual download and install is disabled?

https://www.daz3d.com/downloader/customer/files#prod_21630

only windows defender, if you know of any issues with a certain OS just name it. i run a fresh install of the newest windows 10 64bit, login in daz central works, it only fails to download the female genesis 3 model which i bought most of the assets for, thats the other unresolved problem i found on thes forum that 'most people dont have'. and the manual download and install for that package is disabled, great. btw the connect link in studio also crashes it

Stop using Central since it is just a prettier but dumber version of DIM.

Stop using Central since it is just a prettier but dumber version of DIM.

And I let Daz Central install it.

Any idea where I might find it?

Thanks.