- Feb 13, 2019
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Is there a list of the morphs and assets that I need to load the dufs files into daz?
There is also the way of just loading the .duf file and copying the text in the pop-up box when warning of missing assets. I typically copy and then paste that list in Notepad++ then go through line by line to see what assets those are before loading it into my "FULL" DAZ library.For "Wanda", these are the assets I downloaded. I am still missing some, but this was enough for the render I just posted. Not really in the mood to hunt down every parasite listed. There's only ONE I seen listed that I think is important to her appearance I couldn't find... otherwise... here's what I used for her...
Wanda (G8F) Assets
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Head: Rose HD and Expressions for Genesis 8 Female & Ryleigh HD for Genesis 8 Female (I'm sure I am missing one more)
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Misc Morphs:
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Noemi HD & Smile HD Expression for Genesis 8 Female
200 Plus Head and Face Morphs Bundle for Genesis 8 Female(s) and Male(s)
Killer Legs 2.0 Morphs for Genesis 8 Female
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Bellerose HD for Genesis 8 Female
Super Curves Remastered - G8 and 8.1 Female
And, as I said, there's definitely a couple more I missed, but after all this... I had enough and proceeded to do my own thing, disabling a pile of these in the end; most weren't used, so not sure why they were attached, and a lot were needless and there were better built in DAZ options, but I digress.
Maybe someone else can fill in details of anything I missed. I documented all I found.
I also found an interesting side effect of directly editing the .duf file. Apparently, DAZ does not load the entire .duf file in one pass. I recieved a .duf that was full of parasite morphs (>100). I edited out all of the entries in the "modifiers" section of the .duf, simply deleting those sections. Well, when you subsequently load that .duf file the first pop-up box only listed a couple of entries that I had missed while editing. Then after you hit the OK button the rest of the .duf file loaded and all the entries I did not edit in the "annimations" section at the bottom popped up in the second warning box (100+).
Just thought that behavior was interesting.