Just select the body part you wish to hide (you don't delete them, just hide them which causes them to not be copied into video RAM), and then click the EYE icon next to the item in the item list. I do that for each body part that is not visible as well as everything in the room that is not visible... provided it doesn't effect my lighting by removing it (mainly walls and light sources). Saves a lot on VRAM... also faster loading.
only the face is not similar enough - there are not enough morphs. too round like the standard model.
Not sure what was missing, it is a single slider version of Kthulu_SFM G8. I used his .duf and his gathered version. His version was a conversion from Genesis 3 using Riversoft Arts Character Convertor. I know this because of all the stuff Riversoft added to the data folder. I do not build my conversions this way, but it was what I had to start with.
I'm not making any claims to you. by no means. you have done a very great job.
I wasn't accusing you, just explaining.
Because that is how Morph Loader Pro works. I didn't want to convert all the morphs included. I wanted a single morph with all modifications baked in and not a Control Morph.
. So instead of going from a G3 to a converted G8 to a G8.1 this is straight from G3 to G8.1.
The manner in which I would "apply my genitals" may differ because I am not a Daz expert - just saying.
That is why I don't include any. Apply whatever you want Golden Palace, New Gens or even the DAZ Genesis 8 Anatomical Elements. And I actually said 'add genitals and apply nipples'.
I assume you already have genitals applied!
One other thing I use to help me hide body parts and room objects faster, is I found the following script online (in some forums) which will hide things. I basically added it to Daz Sudio and assigned it a shortcut key (in my case "V" for "visible"). Now when I select something, I can simply press "V" to hide it in my scene. Just copy and save this as a .dsa file, a script, add it to Daz, I pressed F3 in Daz and then somehow managed to assign it a key, I honestly forget the details now.
// DAZ Studio version 3.1 filetype DAZ Script
var nSelectedItems = Scene.getNumSelectedNodes();
var n, curNode;
function setPropertyNumeric( oProperty, aKeys )
{
if( aKeys.length == 1 ) {
oProperty.setValue( aKeys[ 0 ] );
return true;
}
else if( oProperty.canAnimate() )
{
for( var i = 0; i < aKeys.length; i += 2 )
oProperty.setValue( aKeys[ i ] + m_nSTART_TIME, aKeys[ i + 1 ] );
return true;
}
return false;
}
function setTransformProperty( sPropertyName, aKeys )
{
var oProperty;
switch( sPropertyName )
{
default:
break;
}
setPropertyNumeric( oProperty, aKeys );
}
if( nSelectedItems == 0 )
MessageBox.warning( "This action requires an item within the scene to be selected.", "Selection Error", "&OK", "" );
else {
beginUndo();
for( n = 0; n < nSelectedItems; n++ ) {
curNode = Scene.getSelectedNode( n );
if( curNode != undefined ) {
curNode.setVisible( false );
}
}
acceptUndo( "Node preset" );
}
Great render for your first time and I am looking forward to seeing more of your work