Hey Richard,
Thanks for your help !
I've tried everything, the result is still super average. One thing that helped was to disable "fit to figure source" in the post processing tab (transfer utility)
I kinda gave up on trying to fit this suit onto this Genesis 3 (morphed with Victoria 7 body + skinny morph) 
Now I've just tryied to do it from a zero shape Genesis 3, it's working well even with my old trick "fit to".
I can also adjust the skinny preset after the suit is fitted to her. However this may kill details somehow if I create the suit based on the base shape then skinny it after it

Yep, Victoria 3.0 Base is still available along with Victoria 3.0 Head & Body Morphs .  I believe all of the various monster and character packs are also still available.  As for what of hers, fits on Victoria 4, I have no idea.  I'll have to experiment with V4 and let you know about that.  I think I've seen some outfits with unimesh fits for v3 & v4, but they were mostly separate products, I think.  I'm not sure I have any of those.  I don't have all that much clothing for V3 as I got her mostly for the novelty and the price was real cheap.  I got the bundle that has her and some clothing in it.

Thanks for making hag so she can also be the nice grandma to Victoria.

You are welcome, hope you enjoy her :)

The script is a folder inside your content folder.

A dsf is the old file extension for DazStudio before we switched to the DUF format. Basically all the old Victoria 4 files will be dsf's. They run in current versions of DS, so no worries about them not working. The script needs the dsf file in order to be converted to the duf format, is all that this means.

I have not tried to explain why I need money to get Elijah some new clothes or Victoria a new pair of shoes as no one would understand me I am afraid.

Okay, here is one of th 3 pregnant poses I've made. I'll post the link shortly. Want to test a few times. Poses are for Victoria 7.

Serene

Thanks for making hag so she can also be the nice grandma to Victoria.

awesome thanks!  now i'm not quite sure where "scripts" is.  in Poser that's a pulldown menu like File Edit etc, but i'm not seeing a menu or a tab called Scripts.

EDIT:  found it!  unfortunately it says i need victoria 4.dsf not sure what i need to do to install that

I think so. Here's a quickie render of the HD morph at 25% on Victoria 7. It's a full body morph, no separate head/body.

That's impressive! Perfect 80+ old grandmother type. Josh Crockett has some very interesting introductions. The Blind Demon (I believe Sixus release, but Crockett design) is still one of my favorite characters.

I think so. Here's a quickie render of the HD morph at 25% on Victoria 7. It's a full body morph, no separate head/body.

Rosaline Hair or Nerissa Hair (@Rendo) are options, but they're not quite what we want either  (too full at the top). Frizzed Head is another option. Aphana Hair can look a lot better than the promos would lead one to believe (see here and here), and it's the closest of them all to me. I personally requested your leftmost hairstyle from AprilYSH three months ago, and she told me that it was the most commonly requested hairstyle, but that curly hair presents a lot of difficulties for the maker.

Thanks to Dartanbck for alerting me to this thread.  I thought when I saw it that it was an unmorphed V4, but I couldn't remember what textures I had used. Luckily, I very rarely delete stuff, but I needed to dig out an old archive HD drive - and yes, it is a completely unmorphed Victoria 4 and the texture set is from the Reby Sky set, with the face having the "M2" maps for make-up.  I'm delighted that you like the image! (and top marks to Fisty for recognising her!)

A lot of the old Michael 4 and Victoria 4 products in the store haven't been updated with metadata to make the Smart Content work. You might be better off, as a new user, to return those purchases for a refund and start with the more recent Genesis 3 models. There have been tremendous improvements in technology that are represented in the newer products. If you choose to return purchases, you have 30 days from the date of purchase to return them. Just submit a help request to Sales using this link.

So I bought Daz yesterday, and bought a whole bunch of files to go along with it for the Victoria 4.2 and Michael 4 characters - not realising at the time how old they were - because there seems to be a lot more support for them than for the more recent ones.  Now I'm trying to use them, however, I've encountered a bit of an issue.  Or, more accurately, three issues.

The first issue is that some of the files simply don't do anything when loaded; the Undo menu doesn't even acknowledge that I tried to do anything and still has whatever the previous operation showing as most recent in the Undo option.

The second issue is that some files don't load at all; I get a message telling me "An error occured while reading the file, see the log file for more details."  After a bit of poking around, I managed to find the log file, which had this to say: "2017-02-10 17:40:53.448 Error reading file, see log for more details."  And yes, that was the only message provided for the time at which I'd tried to open the file.  Not exactly helpful.

To add to this issue, a large number of files - from what I can tell from some experimentation, all of them that the automatic installer saved in the 'Runtime' folder - aren't even accessible; I can find them in my computer's hard drive but they don't show up in DAZ Studio.

Obviously this is a rather irritating problem considering how much money I just spent on these files that don't seem to work, so if anyone can explain how to make them work properly that would be appreciated.

Here's a few:

http://www.daz3d.com/gwennili-hd-for-victoria-7

https://www.daz3d.com/abel-for-genesis-3-male

https://www.daz3d.com/opal-for-genesis-3-female

https://www.daz3d.com/george-hd-for-genesis-3-male-s

http://www.daz3d.com/rhys-for-genesis-3-male

Those are just a few realistic/very different looking G3 characters, off top of my head.

Thanks for sharing these! They do look good characters :)

Here's a few:

http://www.daz3d.com/gwennili-hd-for-victoria-7

https://www.daz3d.com/abel-for-genesis-3-male

https://www.daz3d.com/opal-for-genesis-3-female

https://www.daz3d.com/george-hd-for-genesis-3-male-s

http://www.daz3d.com/rhys-for-genesis-3-male

Those are just a few realistic/very different looking G3 characters, off top of my head.

I'd start by getting them drunk... Then show them a couple documentaries on cults, a little bit of anime, some zombie movies, some science fiction movies... Smack them around with a Victoria's Secret catalog... Make sure to keep the drinks going the whole time... Maybe a bit of the lord of the rings or the hobbit, or games of thrones, Star Wars, more Victoria's Secret smacking... And when they are about to pass out take whatever they have in their wallets or purses... That should be a good simulation...

If you want a quick explanation I'd go with "it's a cult, just more expensive in the long run"... 

I hope this was helpful.

I understand what you are saying, but to be fair, although there may be characters that are to some degree variations on a theme, that could also be evidenced at times with Victoria 4 as well.

I believe that it is important to remember that Victoria 4 was released in 2006 and remained DAZ's flagship female figure until the introduction of the Genesis figure in 2011. However, V4 remained popular, partly due to better Poser compatibility, and continued to be available from the DAZ Store. Similarly, Genesis 2 Female became the new female flagship figure in 2013, and then was replaced by Genesis 3 Female in 2015. Despite these changes, Victoria 4 remains popular, there are vendors elsewhere still producing content for her, and she still may be purchased from the store today.

My point is simply this: anyone wishing to create character morphs for Victoria 4 has had a very long time to do so and to perfect their craft using that mesh - more than ten years and counting, including five whole years when she was the flagship figure. With new Genesis X figures being introduced every two years, the same opportunity for vendors to hone their skills and produce content with and for a figure prior to the introduction of a new one has obviously diminished.

Thank you for your reply, I've learned a lot and now I understand it better. I just hope there are more "realistic and/or different looking" varieties in genesis 3 but maybe in the future there will be. :)

Looks a bit like this: http://www.daz3d.com/janna-hair-for-genesis-2-female-s-and-victoria-4

But I could be wrong.

I understand what you are saying, but to be fair, although there may be characters that are to some degree variations on a theme, that could also be evidenced at times with Victoria 4 as well.

I believe that it is important to remember that Victoria 4 was released in 2006 and remained DAZ's flagship female figure until the introduction of the Genesis figure in 2011. However, V4 remained popular, partly due to better Poser compatibility, and continued to be available from the DAZ Store. Similarly, Genesis 2 Female became the new female flagship figure in 2013, and then was replaced by Genesis 3 Female in 2015. Despite these changes, Victoria 4 remains popular, there are vendors elsewhere still producing content for her, and she still may be purchased from the store today.

My point is simply this: anyone wishing to create character morphs for Victoria 4 has had a very long time to do so and to perfect their craft using that mesh - more than ten years and counting, including five whole years when she was the flagship figure. With new Genesis X figures being introduced every two years, the same opportunity for vendors to hone their skills and produce content with and for a figure prior to the introduction of a new one has obviously diminished.