How does that injection stuff work in Vic3??? Is it like botox or something?

.... :) Good one ;)

They are poses in the librarry. You double click them and they add morphs into the cr2. You double click the ones with the minus symbol and they remove the morphs. Injection is a bit time consuming. Yoou may think Poser has locked. Just wait it out. It will succeed in injecting. Anton

Sounds like great stuff :)

Like Many super models Vicky has a drug problem.

Just inject them and leave the room for a few. She is really worth the wait. Marque

Once she's all injected, does she move with grace, or is there a lag as the morphs take effect? As in system can't keep up with the movement of the morph dial

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The system response will of-course be based upon your Processor, RAM and swap file. I have a zoom zoom rocket ship system so I tend not to think about the injection, I use them all. BUT, for those out there with questions, each morph, all of them, can be injected and removed one at a time, which is definitely something you can't do with V2.

DAZ spent hundreds of hours developing a completely new model. They've shaped and reshaped her to gain the greatest amount of control that the software will allow. V3 is flexible in ways previously unattainable. You will have total control over her shape, take the time to go over the readme's and just spend time playing with the dials. She works and she works well.

Outside of Maya and SoftImage you will not find a more flexible and versatile human form package.

Check my gallery, the last two images, 'Gaze' and 'S**t's hit the fan' are both V3. I just didnt' mention it because she wasn't released yet. This may sound like a product plug, and in a way it is, No I don't work for DAZ, but I do know what goes into model development and the problems of making something as complex as this work. They have done their homework.

Go forth and render.

Ah YES !!! great facials :)

The main reason the injection morphs are so nice is that you don't have what you don't need, and you can remove any you aren't using. Only way to do a model with this many morphs. If you are only working with the face why have morphs for the feet installed. Great idea Daz! Marque

Good point Marque - only loading the needed morphs. It's a shame they don't come with V3, but even still, the price isn't bad at all. My wife hinted at a Platinum Club membership for Christmas, so I'm going to wait a few days... :) (woo-hoo! woo-hoo!)

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Thanks for the link JeffH, it's nice to know where it all started :)