Easy Pose Controls

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  • Опубликовано: 21 дек 2024

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  • @gocuzero1
    @gocuzero1 Год назад

    thansk work for genesis 8 how save the pose control.

  • @v3digitimes
    @v3digitimes 10 лет назад

    Thanks for sharing this Josh! Where are then the pose controls saved? In Genesis itself? In the scene?

    • @joshdarling3626
      @joshdarling3626  10 лет назад

      Great question. Depends on what your goal is with it. We have a tutorial on our doc center that explains how to save morphs/properties to the hard drive at docs.daz3d.com/doku.php/public/software/dazstudio/4/userguide/creating_content/packaging/tutorials/saving_morphs/start
      If you save it as explained above, then the property will show up every time you load that figure.
      If you instead just save a scene file, it will embed in the scene file and will only show up whenever you load that scene.

    • @v3digitimes
      @v3digitimes 10 лет назад

      Josh Darling
      Thanks a lot Josh, this is the perfect behaviour for this, since the choice to add it automatically or not is up to us.

    • @hansmichaeleckhardt1933
      @hansmichaeleckhardt1933 3 года назад

      @@joshdarling3626
      Is there any way to save these properties separately and be able to load them into another model?
      I have tried to save (with the Saving the Morph Asset for Distribution and
      Saving a Character Preset) ones I have created and load them in another model, without success

    • @joshdarling3626
      @joshdarling3626  3 года назад +1

      @@hansmichaeleckhardt1933 Other models will have a different vert count so the morphs usually can't simply be copied over to the others. You could use Transfer Utility to transfer morphs over to another model, though. That method relies on a common base shape. Check the "Hidden/Clones" group on your figure to see which shapes are supported. Transferring between Genesis 8 Male and Female works pretty well, the others take a bit more knowledge to use

  • @yurei3714
    @yurei3714 2 года назад

    kinda helpful for a 8 year old video

    • @joshdarling3626
      @joshdarling3626  2 года назад

      This one has been around a long time, I'm glad it is still applicable :)

    • @yurei3714
      @yurei3714 2 года назад

      @@joshdarling3626 daz hasnt really changed much