You made the belt as well as those garments? You may firstly try re-rigging the belt to the figure with Transfer Utility, or transferring the weight from the Pants to the Belt...

One more example render of FT2 Genesis 9 face shape created with Face Transfer Shapes 2 for Genesis 9.

I also Love how it comes with shaping morphs that can take it all the way from a baby Shetland (not just a Shetland pony, but a baby one!) all the way through to a massive workhorse with just a few flicks of some dials! 

Even a sleek Arabian or, if you need a starving, poor creature... emaciated really thins it up to unhealthy proportions. And then there's a sleek, thin morph too, for added adjustability. 

Really Really nice, well made product that renders incredibly!!!

Those promos you see... yeah... that's how it looks! It even comes with HD morphs and you can take it even lower rez if needed! I think it's perfect right out of the box!

Thanks a lot, PhilW.

I have used yours https://www.daz3d.com/face-transfer-shapes-2-for-genesis-9

and it is my go to item to use with Face Transfer 2.

arthenics said:

To be fair, since all my characters start from a "slider-adjusted" genesis (G9), it's faster for me to just export a genesis with only the body modified and another with only the head modified and I join the two morphs sliders in a third one when I reload everything from Blender.

(for combined morphs : see https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/495356/combine-morphs)

If you are using standard morphs, rather than your own custom morphs, then that kind of baking has several drawbacks:

• you cannot distribute the morph, which may or may not matter for you
• you lose all joint adjustments, though those are fairly simple to redo
• you lose all corrective morphs (improving joint bends, or making sure that things like eyes closed or mouth closed work without gaps or intersection), rebuilding those will be a pain.

Version 3 available 

Changelog:
- excluding head bones for body morph and body bones for head morphs
- addded tutorials for D-Former creation and 'Reference Vertex' use
- added checks for mandatory plugins on startup
- added checks for D-Former number of vertices matching base figure
- 'normalized' becomes the default mode (previously 'WYSIWYG')
- updated user manual (added plugins page)

RexRed said:

Okay, I found the 64 bit beta in the 64 bit Windows Program Files folder. I am testing it out to see if if has the same error.

This thread is "solved" until I encounter the "an internal error has occurred" message.

I will get back to you all.

So far the error message has not occured so fingers crossed.

Also when I imported the morph for my pants, I needed to turn smooting off on my figure or it distorted the new morph.

Any suggestions on why smoothing does this?  

Hi, i'm currently building my daz library from scratch and there's this annoying issue i'm having. I'm trying to place several assets in smart content to a custom category but it's just too much time-consuming. I have to do it individually and it's kinda annoying. Is there any way i could select several assets and place them at once ?

Anyone familiar with the Face Transfer 2 plugin?

I keep getting a message prompt saying please use image picker? I could use guidance. Anyone get this message? Is there a fix? Thx

Bejaymac said:

crosswind said:

If you had the body morph dialed, adjusted rigging to shape and the distortion was gone... it still means the body morph was wongly made 'cause it affected the rigging and vertices of the character's head.

Nothing unusual about that, haven't found a G8+ character that wasn't "wrongly done".

My own custom characters are a single DSF file with just over 1k formula, but with separate head and body morphs you have just over 1500 formula, yep that's roughly 500 duplicate formula messing with the rigging.

Oh and Richard, you'd be surprised at the number of "store" bought G8+ characters I've had to rig, I have two friends who also use DS, and they regularly buy from everywhere, so barely a week goes by where I'm not "fixing" something they've bought. Which includes no rigging adjustments in the DSF files, bad rigging adjustments in the DSF file, and lets not forget the character presets that don't load the geografts.

I did say "should" - if not, from Daz at least and with an actual character set or end-user morph set, I would report it as a bug.

Bejaymac said:

crosswind said:

If you had the body morph dialed, adjusted rigging to shape and the distortion was gone... it still means the body morph was wongly made 'cause it affected the rigging and vertices of the character's head.

Nothing unusual about that, haven't found a G8+ character that wasn't "wrongly done".

My own custom characters are a single DSF file with just over 1k formula, but with separate head and body morphs you have just over 1500 formula, yep that's roughly 500 duplicate formula messing with the rigging.

Oh and Richard, you'd be surprised at the number of "store" bought G8+ characters I've had to rig, I have two friends who also use DS, and they regularly buy from everywhere, so barely a week goes by where I'm not "fixing" something they've bought. Which includes no rigging adjustments in the DSF files, bad rigging adjustments in the DSF file, and lets not forget the character presets that don't load the geografts.

 

Well, I don't think they're unusual nowadays but just routine... Though I also fixed a lot... I'd rather say most of them were "inappropriately done" than "wrongly done" (of course some of them were...)

And Character Presets can load geografts as well as their material presets as long as Post Load script is correctly configured...

takezo_3001 said:

RiverSoftArt said:

In general, morphs are supposed to base off the generic figures.  Then they are combined with other morphs (such as a fat morph) to give you what you want.  If they are not based off a common starting point, they won't always give you want you want.

Ahhh, that makes perfect sense, thanks for the enlightenment! 

You're welcome!  Thanks for the support!

crosswind said:

If you had the body morph dialed, adjusted rigging to shape and the distortion was gone... it still means the body morph was wongly made 'cause it affected the rigging and vertices of the character's head.

Nothing unusual about that, haven't found a G8+ character that wasn't "wrongly done".

My own custom characters are a single DSF file with just over 1k formula, but with separate head and body morphs you have just over 1500 formula, yep that's roughly 500 duplicate formula messing with the rigging.

Oh and Richard, you'd be surprised at the number of "store" bought G8+ characters I've had to rig, I have two friends who also use DS, and they regularly buy from everywhere, so barely a week goes by where I'm not "fixing" something they've bought. Which includes no rigging adjustments in the DSF files, bad rigging adjustments in the DSF file, and lets not forget the character presets that don't load the geografts.

paulawp (marahzen) said:

benniewoodell said:

paulawp (marahzen) said:

I don't normally do much with characters, but I might actually be able to use Walter here and there ... this is just an initial bit of tinkering.

Fantastic looking character! Might I ask which product has that kind of facial hair? I've been looking for something patchy like that. 

That is the Old George Beard and Old George Facial Hair with the respective OGB Shorter shaping options cranked up to 100%. I too was looking for a patchy look here and was pretty happy with this product. I had thought I'd used a non-stock shader, but in reviewing the scene, it does appear that the texture is the default for the product. 

The head itself is made with 55% Walter and 100% one of my shapes sourced from the original G8 Face Transfer transferred to G9 via ManFriday's converter.

And, although I fully expect that Edna 9 (lol, or whoever) is working her way toward release even as we speak, you can even use Walter as the base of a serviceable older woman. This is a five-minute test with part Walter, part one of my FT/MF characters and Base Feminine.

Oh wow, that was the beard from the pro bundle? Dang, I didn't catch that from the promos. Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know! The hair looks great too. Maybe I should have gotten the pro bundle instead of just the character and the suit. And the mix with the feminine morph works rather nicely too. 

If you had the body morph dialed, adjusted rigging to shape and the distortion was gone... it still means the body morph was wongly made 'cause it affected the rigging and vertices of the character's head.

Hi Mike3D, great to hear you're still refining the script, thank you! I successfuly used it again last night, this time with G8f. Perfect result! This time I somehow forgot to add the morphs to split, but then without closing the scene, I did it right choosing different head / body morph names, and it worked as hoped and, interestingly, for the first time in my splits it didn't need rigging to shape. I then used the user friendly "find morph" option and deleted the unneeded ones - thanks for that function! I'm not sure I can post the log (from another PC), I'll try. And, I did wonder about your workflow. Question: Do you start with a base figure, and then zero it, so that when you next add the D-Former it's in the correct position? I assume that's true. So, the next question is: How do you add your morph(s) to be split? The only managable way I could think of to add my many morphs (a dial spun character) was to have it loaded in the scene, a separate figure, then copy and paste it to the 1st one (which normally would work) but it's been failing. So, my workflow is: 1) Load my character to be split. 2) Memorise figure. 3) Zero figure. 4) Add D-Former. 5) Restore figure. (sometimes I've also zeroed resolution) 6) Have the figure selected, open and use script as instructed. The only issue has been the missing rigging adjustment, which is only another click. Wishing you a great day! / peace

I have looked into Face Transfer... keep getting a message pick from image picker? 

RiverSoftArt said:

In general, morphs are supposed to base off the generic figures.  Then they are combined with other morphs (such as a fat morph) to give you what you want.  If they are not based off a common starting point, they won't always give you want you want.

Ahhh, that makes perfect sense, thanks for the enlightenment! 

benniewoodell said:

paulawp (marahzen) said:

I don't normally do much with characters, but I might actually be able to use Walter here and there ... this is just an initial bit of tinkering.

Fantastic looking character! Might I ask which product has that kind of facial hair? I've been looking for something patchy like that. 

That is the Old George Beard and Old George Facial Hair with the respective OGB Shorter shaping options cranked up to 100%. I too was looking for a patchy look here and was pretty happy with this product. I had thought I'd used a non-stock shader, but in reviewing the scene, it does appear that the texture is the default for the product. 

The head itself is made with 55% Walter and 100% one of my shapes sourced from the original G8 Face Transfer transferred to G9 via ManFriday's converter.

And, although I fully expect that Edna 9 (lol, or whoever) is working her way toward release even as we speak, you can even use Walter as the base of a serviceable older woman. This is a five-minute test with part Walter, part one of my FT/MF characters and Base Feminine.

That is not correct - see

http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/software/dazstudio/4/change_log_4_22_0_15#4_22_0_8
http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/software/dazstudio/4/change_log_4_22_0_15#4_22_0_9

which refer to Face Transfer (1) working with both 8 and 8.1