There are products in store which helping you to use G8 wardrobe on earlier genesis family .  For character and morph you better find it in another place and even in freestuff site like Sharecg 

DAZ products mostly shipped with hi rez textures, so maybe you can doing manual batch resizing or using some script like Scene optimizer ,if the render time caused the problem

TBH unless for toon render - I tend to render my scene in Blender right now . It takes time to learn it but I believe thats worth your time rather than fight with your hardware limitation when using IRAY  

iacoposk8 said:

Catherine3678ab said:

iacoposk8 said:

Catherine3678ab said:

iacoposk8 said:

Catherine3678ab said:

You can use dForce to help make some of the pJCMs morphs. Need to use a modeler though to smooth all the lines to better positions.

By naming the fixer morph the exact same as is the Figure's morph, when the Figure is posed and that morph is triggered, it will automatically load your new morph in the clothing too.

 

In my video the morph is called test2.obj, if I understand correctly I should call it Genesis 8 Male.obj.
I tried but doesn't work, but it's probably my English's fault

Okay I'll try this again. 

In my post that I referred to earlier in this thread:  https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/comment/7332281/#Comment_7332281

In this sentence: "Making Clothing for Daz Studio, Part Two NEW LINK" -- click on the "NEW LINK" to get the download for the tutorial. I show how to make and save the pJCMs. The tutorial is a .pdf file with illustrations.

A Joint Control Morph does have JCM somewhere in its name, and that is the name that the clothing morph must also be. However D/S will not accept 2 morphs with the same name in the same clothing so there's a little trick to use. I go through the steps in the tutorial. It may seem a little complicated at first, but once you get the workflow, it will happen ;-)

 

Thanks. When i click on: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vt7OafJUbnlaIc9ODtbFQ8sgH2jgedV8/view?usp=sharing

I See just a cover of the pdf but not the pdf. I can download the part 3 but not the part 2

Apparently I had the correct links in the 1st post but yes, made a goofy on the other post. Sorry about that.

So I have fixed it and I will put it here for you too:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Zga80t9mE8lS2R7XMuYMTM25RtjcVh_N/view?usp=sharing

 

Hello Sorry I'm late. I was able to solve this problem thanks to you.

Now I have a new problem: The morphs taken individually work, but when I activate two or more, they start to interfere with each other in a destructive / constructive way.

I created these dresses with Marvelous and, for example, when you raise your arm they change the folds on your stomach, if I lift two of them strange things happen that I have put in this video:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lUsCcChK-5nHdyARMi-0grZhjLcVsqhi/view?usp=sharing

Another thing, as seen in the first few seconds of the video, I only see one of the 31 loaded morphs.

how can i solve these two problems? Thanks.

Well the good news is seldom do we lift our arms quite like that at the same time lol ... BUT, yes, a similiar situation happens for the leg morphs. Solution is the same, you need to make another morph. In brief, for this morph you would be starting with both of the arms up, make the morph to make that look good. This morph is made into a controller correcting morph so that when both arms go up like that, it gets dialed in. To do this, please read the tutorial with the legs up picture. My tutorial basket at DA is here:  Click Here.

pJCMs only show in the clothing once they have been used by the figure. It is the figure's pose that is drawing in the clothing's pJCM. You would have to pose the figure using all 31 poses before they would appear in the clothing's list. So that is not a problem. That is the way it is.

............

About the pJCMs in the clothing, if I recall correctly, if the clothing is not fit to the figure and is selected, and if hidden morphs are toggled on to show, then you should see all the saved pJCMs that you made.

Zero pose resets the bone rotations. But if the pose/expression is done by applying a set of morphs, DS has no way to know if the said morph is used to apply a pose/expression or to shape the char, and it does not reset anything. Probably it would be a good thing if these different kinds of morphs where somehow treated differently by DS, but presently it is imposible. As FenixPhoenix said, you need to look at "currrently used" in your parameters.

nemesis10 said:

Serene Night said:

One thing to note if you really wanted Corvins sig smile, is the morph only works with Corvin. I tried dialing it into Torment and no luck

If you do want to add the smile to another character, you can dial in Corvin's morph at a very low percent such as .0001%, then the morph dials do work.  Be alert that the smile is a morph rather

Oh, okay, that makes sense. Thanks for letting me know.

nemesis10 said:

Serene Night said:

One thing to note if you really wanted Corvins sig smile, is the morph only works with Corvin. I tried dialing it into Torment and no luck

If you do want to add the smile to another character, you can dial in Corvin's morph at a very low percent such as .0001%, then the morph dials do work.  Be alert that the smile is a morph rather

Oh, okay, that makes sense. Thanks for letting me know.

Jason Galterio said:

Elora has / had a conflict with Whimsical Teens for Genesis 8 Female.

I thought this was resolved though; 10-18-2021 - Fixed an issue where the Elora morph was causing a duplicate ID error.
From: http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/read_me/index/80422/start

I recognized the error immediately after seeing the title of your message.

I don't have that package, must be something else. 

Richard Haseltine said:

You really need to explain what you mean - Daz Studio already gives the means to adjust bone centres and orientation to account for changed shapes.

Adding additiional bones to the already existing rig thats has the same vertices controled by the JCM's weighted to the newly added bones. So instead of the elbows/knee joint vertex  (and etcetera) corrections being corrected by morph's/ sliders, it's instead handeled by the added bones.

Squishy said:

each of the fingers has the same basic topology (i.e., the same arrangement of vertices around the nail for example) so you can certainly just re-use the geometry of the claw, but I suspect it's probably easier to copy the geometry and treat them separately rather than trying to apply a morph to fit different spots even if that technically "works".

Both rigging and grafting are applied to the raw shape, ignoring any morphs or transforms applied to the imported mesh, so the base claw has to be turned into a separate entity for each finger in the modeller anyway.

I would be wary of how that would interact with other morphs and/or scale changes on the character, although maybe that's not a big deal. I dunno how much work that's really going to save you, considering fitting a copy of the geometry is the same basic task as creating a morph, but you can just stop once that is done rather than having to figure out the tech of making it a custom morph.

Catherine3678ab said:

iacoposk8 said:

Catherine3678ab said:

iacoposk8 said:

Catherine3678ab said:

You can use dForce to help make some of the pJCMs morphs. Need to use a modeler though to smooth all the lines to better positions.

By naming the fixer morph the exact same as is the Figure's morph, when the Figure is posed and that morph is triggered, it will automatically load your new morph in the clothing too.

 

In my video the morph is called test2.obj, if I understand correctly I should call it Genesis 8 Male.obj.
I tried but doesn't work, but it's probably my English's fault

Okay I'll try this again. 

In my post that I referred to earlier in this thread:  https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/comment/7332281/#Comment_7332281

In this sentence: "Making Clothing for Daz Studio, Part Two NEW LINK" -- click on the "NEW LINK" to get the download for the tutorial. I show how to make and save the pJCMs. The tutorial is a .pdf file with illustrations.

A Joint Control Morph does have JCM somewhere in its name, and that is the name that the clothing morph must also be. However D/S will not accept 2 morphs with the same name in the same clothing so there's a little trick to use. I go through the steps in the tutorial. It may seem a little complicated at first, but once you get the workflow, it will happen ;-)

 

Thanks. When i click on: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vt7OafJUbnlaIc9ODtbFQ8sgH2jgedV8/view?usp=sharing

I See just a cover of the pdf but not the pdf. I can download the part 3 but not the part 2

Apparently I had the correct links in the 1st post but yes, made a goofy on the other post. Sorry about that.

So I have fixed it and I will put it here for you too:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Zga80t9mE8lS2R7XMuYMTM25RtjcVh_N/view?usp=sharing

 

Hello Sorry I'm late. I was able to solve this problem thanks to you.

Now I have a new problem: The morphs taken individually work, but when I activate two or more, they start to interfere with each other in a destructive / constructive way.

I created these dresses with Marvelous and, for example, when you raise your arm they change the folds on your stomach, if I lift two of them strange things happen that I have put in this video:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lUsCcChK-5nHdyARMi-0grZhjLcVsqhi/view?usp=sharing

Another thing, as seen in the first few seconds of the video, I only see one of the 31 loaded morphs.

how can i solve these two problems? Thanks.

Greetings all,

After creating a custom chacter in daz stduio is it possible to save that figure and tell daz to only load specific morphs with it, such as the base correctives/flexions/expressions? I've been trying ot search google for the answer but it keeps giving me ways to only save custom morphs.

That is a damn shame, though an understandable limitation. I think there are ways to transfer UV maps to figures with a shared UV map, though I'm not sure how to do that. In case you've got an urgent need for this, what you could always do is to use the map transfer utility to make an alternative material set with the available UV.

It's a pretty straightforward, though tedious, process:

Padone said:

If I understand correctly, we can already do that in blender with a morph weightmap. Below an example where I applied the G8F body builder fbm to one arm of the figure.

Yes, I saw that but I needed to get Blender to do as much of the work of moving vertices as possible and create another vertex group based on the one selected, that includes the falloff attentuation. I didn't think it'd be very user-friendly if the addon modified the existing vertex group.

But the most useful thing, I think, is the falloff. Sometimes the shape key doesn't look good around the edges of the vertex group, especially where the mesh is denser and with more curvature, e.g. the lips and nose. I think it works because the mesh is relatively sparse at the transition around the shoulder.

You've made me think of a possible improvement: Create another vg and implement the falloff in vertex colors.

Thanks for your comment.

Elora has / had a conflict with Whimsical Teens for Genesis 8 Female.

I thought this was resolved though; 10-18-2021 - Fixed an issue where the Elora morph was causing a duplicate ID error.
From: http://docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/read_me/index/80422/start

I recognized the error immediately after seeing the title of your message.

Thanks it was a pain in the butt and waste of time and ressources to install an UE4 version that works with the original DAZ bridge, creating a UE4 project just to transfer and then migrate to the UE5 project.....

If I understand correctly, we can already do that in blender with a morph weightmap. Below an example where I applied the G8F body builder fbm to one arm of the figure.

each of the fingers has the same basic topology (i.e., the same arrangement of vertices around the nail for example) so you can certainly just re-use the geometry of the claw, but I suspect it's probably easier to copy the geometry and treat them separately rather than trying to apply a morph to fit different spots even if that technically "works". I would be wary of how that would interact with other morphs and/or scale changes on the character, although maybe that's not a big deal. I dunno how much work that's really going to save you, considering fitting a copy of the geometry is the same basic task as creating a morph, but you can just stop once that is done rather than having to figure out the tech of making it a custom morph.

Do PBM's work in Carrara on V4, M4, etc?  I'm thinking of getting a morph pack from Rendo that uses PBM's.

Serene Night said:

One thing to note if you really wanted Corvins sig smile, is the morph only works with Corvin. I tried dialing it into Torment and no luck

If you do want to add the smile to another character, you can dial in Corvin's morph at a very low percent such as .0001%, then the morph dials do work.  Be alert that the smile is a morph rather than eleborate manipulations of expressions or FACS so they can look a little grotesque in characters they weren't designed for at full strength.  Here is Vysur's Lukas for Genesis 8 male with Corvin's smile at 50%

One thing to note if you really wanted Corvins sig smile, is the morph only works with Corvin. I tried dialing it into Torment and no luck

I have never found the various products that claim to convert clothing between generations as effective as I would have hoped - and I have quite a selection of those converters. So I tend to dress G8 in G8 clothes with an occasional G3 item which is not too complex to follow Sickleyield's excellent tutorial:

I don't really care about shapes unless they are extreme (like an old hag, for example) because I like to dial-in my own shapes from morph packs. So it doesn't matter which generation so long as I have enough morphs. I have very little for G2 so most of my characters tend to be G8 with a few G3 additions (skins and clothing). All the previous generation clothing in my library, from V3 onwars, hardly gets an airing because fitting and posing using the old stuff is a pain.

I don't even use G8.1 because I am not confident that I understand exactly what will work from G8 (or G3) on a G8.1 character so I don't buy them. If G9 were to appear in the store tomorrow it would probably be two years before I would consider starting to stock up on characters, morphs and clothing again.