I installed Daz Studio the other night for the first time and when I loaded Michael and other male figures they appeared to have vaginas instead of penises when the hip option was turned on. When the "no genitals" was selected I got the standard Ken doll looking smooth area. Has anyone else experienced this?

Message edited on: 06/18/2005 07:01

Hi, Tomsde, Warped meshes were a problem in 0.9.22.1, but they have fixed at least the torso problems in 0.9.23.1 (toes still splice, but not as bad). My advice would be to download the latest beta release, and install that one over the installation you currently have. If that doesn't help, let us know, and we'll see what we can do to help you ;) MS

The genital is invisible by default, in the file. What you are seeing is the hip/buttocks from the inside (through a hole in the hip geometry, due to the genital geometry being invisible). You can a)navigate to the genital in the Scene tab, and click the closed eye icon (which will toggle it open - changing the "Visible" property), or b)select the genital from the Scene tab and scroll to the bottom of the General property group in the Parameters tab, and click the "Visible" property.

Also, it is important to clarify, you should NEVER install 'over' a previous build. Always let the installer uninstall the previous version before installing the new one. The uninstall will not remove anything that it didn't install to begin with (for instance, your content or plugins). Installing 'over' the previous build runs the risk of causing obscure problems by leaving incompatible files on disk, and thus D|S attempting to load them upon launch.

-Rob

Message edited on: 06/18/2005 19:29

Rob is right, I was just explaining it wrong :/. You shouldn't install over the program, but you should either uninstall the previous version, or allow the installer to uninstall the previous build. ;) I only have a way with words during a crisis, LOL.