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As in Skyrim Cubes means missing textures 
UV mapping is the
That is the technical response, you could imagine it as the 2nd layer on the textures and the 3rd would be adding weight.
UV mapping is the
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process of projecting a 2D image to a 3D model's surface for
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. The letters "U" and "V" denote the axes of the 2D texture because "X", "Y", and "Z" are already used to denote the axes of the 3D object in model space, while "W" (in addition to XYZ) is used in calculating
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rotations, a common operation in
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. That is the technical response, you could imagine it as the 2nd layer on the textures and the 3rd would be adding weight.
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3D objects consists of basic shapes like cubes and the UV tells the individual program what specific shape the object has to... uhh... form, very much simplified you're missing the shape data, or you could say the object itself, it looks like you have the object data, but not the object itself.As in Skyrim Cubes means missing textures
UV mapping is theYou must be registered to see the linksprocess of projecting a 2D image to a 3D model's surface forYou must be registered to see the links. The letters "U" and "V" denote the axes of the 2D texture because "X", "Y", and "Z" are already used to denote the axes of the 3D object in model space, while "W" (in addition to XYZ) is used in calculatingYou must be registered to see the linksrotations, a common operation inYou must be registered to see the links.
That is the technical response, you could imagine it as the 2nd layer on the textures and the 3rd would be adding weight.
Btw I just noticed something else, this might solve your problem already: How to Install Content to Daz w/ w/o Install Manager
As in Skyrim Cubes means missing textures
UV mapping is theYou must be registered to see the linksprocess of projecting a 2D image to a 3D model's surface forYou must be registered to see the links. The letters "U" and "V" denote the axes of the 2D texture because "X", "Y", and "Z" are already used to denote the axes of the 3D object in model space, while "W" (in addition to XYZ) is used in calculatingYou must be registered to see the linksrotations, a common operation inYou must be registered to see the links.
That is the technical response, you could imagine it as the 2nd layer on the textures and the 3rd would be adding weight.
The explanation was too technical for me. Nevertheless my problem has been solved. Thank you for the guidance.
I had no luck finding an answer to this so I hope someone could point me in the right direction if this has already been answered. Bending limbs in daz usually produces good results, but the hip area has been constantly giving me trouble with stretched textures, stretched polygons, and just weird results. There are 2 products I know of that aim to help with this- bend control and ultimate natural bend. In my experience bend control gives good results (with minimal effect on genitalia), while ultimate natural bend gives even better results (while heavily distorting genitalia). To illustrate this, here's a few examples (pose is the same, the only thing changing are the bend products applied):
No modifiers:
Bend control:
Ultimate natural bend:
As you can see (even with subdivisions cranked to 5) the bend looks like crap. I guess we could break this down into 2 questions:
1- Is it possible to prevent the bend products from influencing genitalia?
2- Is it possible (with the help of a product, or otherwise) to make this bend (and other hip bends) look good?
This is one of those things google is unwilling to answer, so any help would be greatly appreciated!
No modifiers:
Bend control:
Ultimate natural bend:
As you can see (even with subdivisions cranked to 5) the bend looks like crap. I guess we could break this down into 2 questions:
1- Is it possible to prevent the bend products from influencing genitalia?
2- Is it possible (with the help of a product, or otherwise) to make this bend (and other hip bends) look good?
This is one of those things google is unwilling to answer, so any help would be greatly appreciated!
Does somebody know why this happens and how to fix it
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The character probably has displacement maps that are poking through your Geometry shell.
You have a few options to fix this.
Select Geometry Shell ->
Fix 1. - go to Parameters tab -> Shell -> Visibility -> Surfaces - disable the parts that are not in use
Fix 2. (I'm not 100% sure this works) in Surfaces tab - set the opacity of the surfaces that are not in use to 0.
Fix 3. If for some reason you need to have the Geometry shell visible (body blush, sweat,..) you would need to copy the displacement maps from your character to the Geometry shell
Fix 4. Remove displacement maps from character
Edit....
It could be this are collision gloves from Breastacular. If that is the case, just make them invisible with the eye icon in the scene tab.
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Well hopefully put this in the right forum.... looking for any DAZ asset that for smoothing fabric and clothing that is easier to use than Smoothing Iterations and Collusion Iterations under Mesh Smoothing. Using those under the Iray preview doesn't always work, so I've had to do a render, see whats wrong, make adjustments and try again. Sometimes there are still imperfections. Any help would be great appreciated!
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Seems that i had to do install it manually, because the donwload helper always installed the older version
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I'm trying to create a character with pointy ears, but it seems that most of the sliders also stretch out the hair. There are a few sliders that don't "drag" the hair with the ear vertices and some do. Is there a way to force the hair to "ignore" the ear modifier? Or is it "baked in" to the slider?
Relatively easy to correct:
- Select the hair in the scene tab.
- Show the hidden properties. Right click on the preferences tab - Preferences - Show Hidden Properties.
- Change the pointy ear slider down to zero.
This leaves the morph on the figure, but removes it from the hair asset.
Hello, ppl )
If someone decided to add illustrations to the game, but did not deal with graphics at all, what is the best (fastest) way for them to do these illustrations? And anyone knows how are illustrations made in the game Headmaster, for example?
If someone decided to add illustrations to the game, but did not deal with graphics at all, what is the best (fastest) way for them to do these illustrations? And anyone knows how are illustrations made in the game Headmaster, for example?
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Headmaster uses Honey Select:
https://f95zone.to/threads/honey-select-v1-2-1-0-2-illusion.1317/
It's probably one of the best ways for non artist to create images.
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When i try to load Gymnasium asset i have missing
I installed asset through DIM. What should i do?
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Anyone have any knowledge of Iray Wetworx please? I'm trying to make a wet patch on a bed using the sweat clothing options, but it just won't work. It works fine when I use it as intended on a piece of clothing, but anything else and it either loads streaky or half with straight lines (from the decal I guess). Any ideas?
Daz3D renders CTD frequently if I have Netflix playing at the same time but not if I play video files using programs like VLC or MPC. Is there something inherently within Netflix that conflicts with Daz3D rendering?
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Hello,
I started doing low res tests of my scenes in DAZ with Iray to get an idea of how many iterations I need to have for the render to look good, then extrapolate to know how long I need to render for.
Can anyone tell me whether this idea has any standing? Would renders in different resolutions look the same (lightwise mostly) with the same amout of iterations?
Also, this is because I'm working on very low light renders, how much do you guys push the exposure settings/make the lights stronger for low light fast rendering? I kind of don't want to always go over every single light trying to push the emission so it looks right, any tips?
I have a shitty gpu so this would mean the world to me thanks
I started doing low res tests of my scenes in DAZ with Iray to get an idea of how many iterations I need to have for the render to look good, then extrapolate to know how long I need to render for.
Can anyone tell me whether this idea has any standing? Would renders in different resolutions look the same (lightwise mostly) with the same amout of iterations?
Also, this is because I'm working on very low light renders, how much do you guys push the exposure settings/make the lights stronger for low light fast rendering? I kind of don't want to always go over every single light trying to push the emission so it looks right, any tips?
I have a shitty gpu so this would mean the world to me thanks
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