Haven't had that problem personally. Would recommend not using the translate tool in the viewport to move bodyparts. It is better to pose body parts via the sliders in the "Posing" tab. It is much more precise. Also each slider has "parameters settings" with "use limits" turned on, should keep anything from getting too crazy. You generally want the limits turned on unless you're doing something that specifically needs them off like fingers. You can also "0" each slider to reset any pose that gets too crazy.
You can buy what ever you like if you're rich. Are you rich? If you are a scraper like the rest of us look to this thread for how to buy at the Daz store:
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) what i meant to say was, since we need Assets to start creating renders, how do we use those assets, for example, when you buy for example you buy the asset X (not through daz central) what shall i do with that file, shall i install it or should i import through DAZ interface? and also do asset X depend you having asset Y so it becomes usable?
I wouldn't use Daz Central, a lot of people have problems with it, and by all accounts DAZ Install Manger (DIM) is a much more robust package. If you buy something from DAZ, then DIM automatically knows what and where to install it for you. If you are going to pirate DAZ store products then you can also just drop the IM000XXXX.zip file into the Download folder and DIM will install it no problem. DIM will also install all the free content that comes with the DAZ software, and it's really all you need to get a start in using DAZ. There are built in tutorials that show you how to use basic features, so I suggest trying those before worrying about finding more things to install.)
sorry i think my question is not clear (and no im not rish
I really apologize for the way i phrased my question in that way
but thanks though for the advice and links i will try to download some and try them out
Thanks
I have no idea what a "found phone game" is. Can you explain a bit more please? Maybe then someone can give suggestions.
"weathered" textures probably need to be created specifically for the props/environment you use. This is especially true for wooden objects because the grain of the wood needs to be aligned to the surfaces correctly. Most props will also have additional detail added in the texture images that need to be in the exact place on the image due to the way UV mapping works.
Sorry for the late response, but if you are still interested
Eichhorn Art's Palmira is the exact reason that I wanted to achieve this look in G8. The problem is that the hair is painted directly on Palmira textures and if I want to have the hair I also must use Palmira textures. I am wondering if there is a paint brush preset or better yet a G8F skullcap with similar materials that I can just one click apply to any character.
Thank you for the explanation. It looks like almost all wooden furniture props use one diffuse texture with the jointed sections painted to match the grains instead of like clothing or construciton materials where there are separate surfaces. Replace it with a single wood shader wouldn't look good so I guess that's why no one made it.
I get where you're coming from, there's nothing I know of. You could probably make it work with the texture applied to a geoshell and a custom opacity map applied to remove the unwanted surfaces.
