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[ItsNotUs]

Thanks for the info. I was having a similar problem. Images were downloading as .png but wouldn't open, saying the file was corrupted or unsupported format. Do you know if there's an images app which I can download and use instead of "Photos" which recognises .avif format?

I use this

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[thebwolf]

 

[Deathstrike2]

 

[kodaa1337]

Introducing Cassandra.​

 

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[TheLewdCrafter]

 

[PikZik]

 

[HogRocket]

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Her expression is great, but her friends laughter just sells the whole scene

 

[Marshall 77]

chapter 4 coming tomorrow https://f95zone.to/threads/the-family-secrets-marshall-77.239931/

 

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[kadigan]

Anyone else keep getting AVIF instead of JPEG or PNG when trying to save pics from here? Other sites work fine.

 

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[Spaceballz]

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Hey there, love what you did with our lovely Cheri! I did some of her too, here's my take, didn't go full chrome though. Once again great render my friend!

 

[Spaceballz]

Never touched G9 until now. Something has to be wrong, this is what I get.

2 on left supposedly male, 2 on right supposedly female
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2 on left look female-ish, 2 on right look like some kind of alien from

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Any ideas?

Sometimes there's a morph that is pre-loaded onto G9 when you first load a G9 figure into the scene. So when you load a second morph over it, it looks like that. You should take a look when you first load a G9 character if there is a morph already loaded. It happened to me once, and couldn't figure out until I saw that there was a morph slider already at 100% right after loading a G9 into the scene. If you find this is the case, here's a fix from my friend Jumbi :

In theory, these steps should get rid of the issue. I can't guarantee anything, though. Since it's not that big of a problem as it is now, I'd recommend you to wait for further replies from other members, in case there's a better/safer solution to the issue.


1. Load either the base G9 figure or the developer version.


2. Zero the figure (Menu Edit>Figure>Zero>Zero figure)


3. Memorize the figure (Menu Edit>Figure>Memorize>Memorize figure)


4. File->Save As->Support Asset->Save Modified Assets



This procedure will zero the default value in the ill-behaving morph

Hope it helps!

 

[SkyeJordan666]

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[Abere Lucifer Productions]

My work on a small Missouri town for my game Tomboy Supremacy.

 

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[Jumbi]

Never touched G9 until now. Something has to be wrong, this is what I get.

2 on left supposedly male, 2 on right supposedly female
View attachment 4503387

2 on left look female-ish, 2 on right look like some kind of alien from

You must be registered to see the links

Any ideas?

Sometimes there's a morph that is pre-loaded onto G9 when you first load a G9 figure into the scene. So when you load a second morph over it, it looks like that. You should take a look when you first load a G9 character if there is a morph already loaded. It happened to me once, and couldn't figure out until I saw that there was a morph slider already at 100% right after loading a G9 into the scene. If you find this is the case, here's a fix from my friend Jumbi :

In theory, these steps should get rid of the issue. I can't guarantee anything, though. Since it's not that big of a problem as it is now, I'd recommend you to wait for further replies from other members, in case there's a better/safer solution to the issue.


1. Load either the base G9 figure or the developer version.


2. Zero the figure (Menu Edit>Figure>Zero>Zero figure)


3. Memorize the figure (Menu Edit>Figure>Memorize>Memorize figure)


4. File->Save As->Support Asset->Save Modified Assets



This procedure will zero the default value in the ill-behaving morph

Hope it helps!

Hi,

I recommended this to someone once and not only did it not fix their issues, buth they got worse, according to this person.

Bottom line: follow those steps at your own risk.

If I came across a problem like this now, I would first check what morphs are applied to the figures with the help of the Parameters pane and the 'Currently used' tab. It's also a good idea to have the 'Show hidden properties' option checked. First task is learning what is going on IMHO.

 

[OutOfAshes]

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