Wow, the only time I saw anything like that in daz, when when using Mesh Grabber...
I would first check for any pins, though I don't think that would do that...
What did you use to move her?
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I would first check for any pins, though I don't think that would do that...
What did you use to move her?
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It actually happened in a scene, I applied the pose and wanted to put the figure in place and there's this trace right there. This figure appeared broken not only in this scene but also in the previous saved scene and in the saved scene subscene. So I lost the customized and saved figure. It's happened before
It looks like the bones are not working/set correctly. Have you been messing around in the tools tab by chance?
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I have to admit, I am curious to see it.
You could try going to tools, use the drop down to select the joint editor, and see what that looks like.
It almost looks like you have selected every polygon except the hip/ass and moved them forward.
But that might not be the case. just what it looks like.
But that might not be the case. just what it looks like.
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Only time ive seen stuff like that in daz (aside from mesh grabber like otehrs are saying) are when bone roots were fundamentally messed up from a bad fbx import. Id check the bones are correct by loading a stock g8f next to your character, going into joint editor, open tool settings, and check if the root xyz locations and orientations are the same.
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Hi All, is it a good a bad idea to use any assets and props distributed under standard license from Epic Games store when creating the type of games we share here?
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It's a bad idea. The asset creator or Epic could issue a DMCA takedown and have your game removed from Steam. You could also face a lawsuit for violating the license, which is unlikely but possible if the game makes money.
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you could serve dinner for a family of 8 on that booty
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Thank you for reply. Just want to clarify that these assets are free. My question is more about adult content in the game. Are there any restrictions to usem them, even when they were obtained from official site for free as opposed to been pirated
Just because something is free does not mean that the license allows you to monetize on them.
always read the fine print
3d game dev, unity or unreal? or else?
I like unity for having the most resources for noobs from having the highest market share, and for being seemingly lighter weight, despite its uncertain future
I like unreal for seemingly having more tools and having the source available, but i fear they may atrophy in the future, as epic gets shat on by steam since its creation
Which ecosystem should a dev adopt for his 3d project? could one easily switch? are there other things to consider? should i make a new thread for this?
I like unity for having the most resources for noobs from having the highest market share, and for being seemingly lighter weight, despite its uncertain future
I like unreal for seemingly having more tools and having the source available, but i fear they may atrophy in the future, as epic gets shat on by steam since its creation
Which ecosystem should a dev adopt for his 3d project? could one easily switch? are there other things to consider? should i make a new thread for this?
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Personaly i would say go with unity.
Depending on the project.
If it is some Fps game with AAA graphics then Unreal for sure.
Unity is good enough for smaller 3D projects.
You also have the language to consider. (Unreal) C++vs (Unity) C#.
C# is way easier to understand and learn.
You can probably get a long way in unreal just using blueprints.
But in the end you probably need to get your hands dirty and do some C++
I haven't used Unreal much other than make mods. for game like Ark etc., its been a few years since i did that tho
Depending on what kind of 3D game you are doing, Unity can do fps, overview, isometeric whatever cam angle you want.
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If your goal is to make a fps 3D game. hope you have the endurance and patience as it will require a lot of work and time, esp if your doing it solo.
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From what I saw, Unreal has a serious issue with minimum game size, IE you can't make a small one.
The games I have tried, even early demos, were like 10gig.
If your goal is a big, sprawling game, then it won't matter in the long run, but if you are shooting for a smaller game, then you are better off with Unity.
Side note, the EA guy CEO, who did all that with the strange fees is no longer working there. Not sure that means they will be able to regain my trust, but it is something.
The games I have tried, even early demos, were like 10gig.
If your goal is a big, sprawling game, then it won't matter in the long run, but if you are shooting for a smaller game, then you are better off with Unity.
Side note, the EA guy CEO, who did all that with the strange fees is no longer working there. Not sure that means they will be able to regain my trust, but it is something.
Ive seen 'small ish' ones, but even to install JUST the engine its like thirty gigs
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Yeah, I had a couple of friends who each tried to make one, and even just the tech demos were over 10gig. That said, I haven't messed with it myself, so I don't know if there are ways to mitigate that some, like better ways to compress textures, or whatever, but yeah, for a small game, Unreal seems problematic.
Long shot, but have you tried to verify the bones are aligned correctly, and doing a "align bones to shape" ?
I have something similar with breastacular when changing the height using one morph (another one instead "propagated" correctly to breastacular), but at the same time, I had something similar with another character, and it was enough to align the bones to shape to get it corrected, basically in my case the character height was reduced, but the bones of breastacular did not follow, it seems something similar, GP stays in the original position, instead of following.
GP has a "adjust rigging to shape" script that comes with it, though I think you should use it before applying the pose, not after.
Now, my turn to ask a question
Got this character with textures all right, used the standard method (default genitals, copy torso, change UV) used with tons of other characters, and it works. Even with this character, when doing a texture shaded view is perfect - but when doing iray, it comes like this
Sinec in texture view is perfect, I guess it is something to do with the settings that are then used when rendering.
Anybody has any idea what it could be ?
Thanks
Got this character with textures all right, used the standard method (default genitals, copy torso, change UV) used with tons of other characters, and it works. Even with this character, when doing a texture shaded view is perfect - but when doing iray, it comes like this
Sinec in texture view is perfect, I guess it is something to do with the settings that are then used when rendering.
Anybody has any idea what it could be ?
Thanks