The release dates of the Daz products can be found in their Readme documents, which can be accesed from the
You must be registered to see the links
.
All products sold at the store has an SKU or product ID. You can locate one specific product's Readme document in that Product index I mentioned before by looking for its SKU or ID, with the help of the Menu with the header "Product Index" on the left hand side of the Index page.
I believe that one quicker way of locating the Readme document of one product can be achieved by using the free version of the
You must be registered to see the links
in your web browser. With this extension installed, just visit the product's page, where you should find a link to its readme document.
I say "I believe" that anyone with the extension installed can see the links to the readme documents in the products pages because currently I'm using the paid version of this extension, which adds further features to the extension. But unless my memory is a total mess, which is always a possibility, I remember reading that the Readme link in the products pages is free for everyone with the extension installed.
The release dates of the Daz products can be found in their Readme documents, which can be accesed from the
You must be registered to see the links
.
All products sold at the store has an SKU or product ID. You can locate one specific product's Readme document in that Product index I mentioned before by looking for its SKU or ID, with the help of the Menu with the header "Product Index" on the left hand side of the Index page.
I believe that one quicker way of locating the Readme document of one product can be achieved by using the free version of the
You must be registered to see the links
in your web browser. With this extension installed, just visit the product's page, where you should find a link to its readme document.
I say "I believe" that anyone with the extension installed can see the links to the readme documents in the products pages because currently I'm using the paid version of this extension, which adds further features to the extension. But unless my memory is a total mess, which is always a possibility, I remember reading that the Readme link in the products pages is free for everyone with the extension installed.
I agree, it's much wavier in the original, I tried to recreate the bit circled in green, and none of the morphs did.
Also the out of place hair circled in red, looks like it could be a mash up of different hair models.
The transparency looks a lot coarser in the original too, compared to the flora hair. View attachment 4474856
Lovely pokethrough of the left shoulder there, also geometry is off on the right. Not dforce, probably an older product. I'd forgotten about Emma and Jordi since they left daz3d, could be maybe something from them? In fact, now that I've been looking at their stuff, the jawlines and noses do have a wiff of Sage about them, and the timeline definitely fits there.
The release dates of the Daz products can be found in their Readme documents, which can be accesed from the
You must be registered to see the links
.
All products sold at the store has an SKU or product ID. You can locate one specific product's Readme document in that Product index I mentioned before by looking for its SKU or ID, with the help of the Menu with the header "Product Index" on the left hand side of the Index page.
I believe that one quicker way of locating the Readme document of one product can be achieved by using the free version of the
You must be registered to see the links
in your web browser. With this extension installed, just visit the product's page, where you should find a link to its readme document.
I say "I believe" that anyone with the extension installed can see the links to the readme documents in the products pages because currently I'm using the paid version of this extension, which adds further features to the extension. But unless my memory is a total mess, which is always a possibility, I remember reading that the Readme link in the products pages is free for everyone with the extension installed.
Pillock
I realize this method of searching for the release date requires finding and looking at a product first to eventually get to the release date, so it doesn't really help speed up your search any. Ultimately one would want the original search to auto-filter out recent items before any looking actually began. It's just one technique to possibly eliminate something you are really considering. But if someone does want a readme to see the release date or anything else...
Pillock
I realize this method of searching for the release date requires finding and looking at a product first to eventually get to the release date, so it doesn't really help speed up your search any. Ultimately one would want the original search to auto-filter out recent items before any looking actually began. It's just one technique to possibly eliminate something you are really considering. But if someone does want a readme to see the release date or anything else...
It kind of speeds it up. The way I search is look for living room, kitchen or whatever, I then order by newest arrival, then I'll start looking from the last page working my way backwards. Knowing the release date is the difference between stopping at page 12 or 7 instead of page 1. Which means I can move on and try a different search sooner.
Either way it's still a tedious process.