Let me phrase it like this: if you post this here, then it's for sure one of the most usefull tools you've ever posted, and you post a lot of usefull stuff^^
Let's say you have that girl with a skirt sitting on that chair. Bad luck, the skirt is clipping trought the chair. You try to correct it with various solutions, correcting the pose, using a Dformer, adding smooth modifier, trying with Dforce, or playing with morphs or importing new one (like fit control).
I just tried it and its fucking awesome. I can confirm if you put those files where he says and run the installer it's all good. You then find it in tools.Just merge my rar where is located your DaZStudio.exe
Should be alright.
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It's really a great utility that allows us to overcome some of the usual difficulties that we creators may encounter; it will undoubtedly be of great help
But... does anyone know how to restore the "mesh" to its normal state?
I mean, sometimes it's used at a specific moment for a pose but then one wants to continue with the set-up of the next scene starting from the previous one, where the modification has been applied in the mesh, but that modification is no longer valid for the following scenes... it isn't very efficient to have to load the file again without the modification in order to continue creating scenes
daz has improved very little in the past 8-10 years, if not at all.. it is still a complete disaster for new users.. all the core problems (with smart content, installing and "finding" content, categorizing and so on..) are still there.. you still need tutorials on how to make stuff amde for G3 to work on G8, which is nothing short of retarded. it's also a true shame how daz could not utilize any of Python's capabilities for so long, which is an extremely intuitive programming/language (used in creating daz). daz appears to be a dead app, cashing only on 3d parties' sales, waiting to be replaced by just anyone..
