I started using Daz3d studio the other day because I'm planning on making a game, but I can't seem to be able to adjust breast size/shape at all. Is there a tutorial on how to customize the shape of characters?
Daz How do you change breast size in daz3d
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Honestly I don't remember if there're breast sliders by default.
I personally use this one : https://f95zone.to/threads/glute-and-breast-control-bundle-for-genesis-8-female-s.11446/
To shape the figure to your liking select it in the scene pane, go in Parameters tab, then expand Actor > Chest and you'll find the sliders there.
I personally use this one : https://f95zone.to/threads/glute-and-breast-control-bundle-for-genesis-8-female-s.11446/
To shape the figure to your liking select it in the scene pane, go in Parameters tab, then expand Actor > Chest and you'll find the sliders there.
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I'm having great difficulty in trying to set up a g8f character with smaller breasts (especially the shape that doesn't need a line/contour underneath)
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SlobberGoat you might want to download some morphs to use for it 
This free one includes a bunch of breast morph -
otherwise you can search here:
This free one includes a bunch of breast morph -
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I have tried those and couldn't get to the desired shape. It was almost as if I dared to use more than 3-4 sliders they would simply start to distort horribly. I feel as if I just just have to spend a *LOT* more time on trying new combinations... I'm also concerned that adding more morphs might be having a reverse effect as well. (I don't even know if you're allowed use different sliders from different morphs?)I just ran across these in my library! These are pretty neat for you probably
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Haha, yeah I know exactly what you are talking about! Using multiple morphs is fine, in principle (I think most people do it), but some of them just don't play nicely together. Its hit and miss.
I tried to make a small busted character a while ago, just to practice (It so much harder than a busty one!).
It was enough to use daz' inbuilt chest morphs together with some from
Maybe my settings can inspire you? Maybe you could upload your progress and experiments! I'd love to see what you are working on
I tried to make a small busted character a while ago, just to practice (It so much harder than a busty one!).
It was enough to use daz' inbuilt chest morphs together with some from
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:Maybe my settings can inspire you? Maybe you could upload your progress and experiments! I'd love to see what you are working on
You're obviously a lot more skilled at morphing than I am cause that very close to what I was aiming for. I am curious though how there's no "lines" under the breasts though? (I didn't know how to get rid of them) I'll try to follow your settings and compare although you have some sliders that I don't recognise so I doubt mine will come out this good... regardless though, your example is much appreciated!
There are morphs readily available for the Genesis figures. They do give you breast sliders. But there are a ton of breast morphs depending on whether or not you want them natureal, silicone like, or just plain crazy-sized.
That said, you don't actually get DAZ and then in two days start making a game. I have played with DAZ for years and am getting to know Unity a bit, and I am still unsure as to actually how to make the characters behave right in Unity.
At the very least, go check out guides en masse. And get some reading material about Unity.
If you just want to use it for 2D renders, I wouldn't bother. TK17 is easier and faster to work with. Also, you will need months or years of playing with it if you want to avoid your characters looking like those in half of the other DAZ-character games in here.
But, good luck with it
That said, you don't actually get DAZ and then in two days start making a game. I have played with DAZ for years and am getting to know Unity a bit, and I am still unsure as to actually how to make the characters behave right in Unity.
At the very least, go check out guides en masse. And get some reading material about Unity.
If you just want to use it for 2D renders, I wouldn't bother. TK17 is easier and faster to work with. Also, you will need months or years of playing with it if you want to avoid your characters looking like those in half of the other DAZ-character games in here.
But, good luck with it
Hi, how do you use the glute morph? I'm having trouble finding it. Thanks in advance
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Hi sc720! You might want to have a look at something like this video:
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.Assuming you installed the package correctly, you should be able to search for the morphs in your parameter tab
Thank you sm for replying, I’ll take a look at the video!Hi sc720! You might want to have a look at something like this video:You must be registered to see the links.
Assuming you installed the package correctly, you should be able to search for the morphs in your parameter tab
