I bought the Flamenco outfit and the poses for the figure and skirt. Using the Poses in the V3 and Skirt Pose package, I find that the V3 figure's poses work great. However, when applying the corresponding pose for the appropriate skirt (Skirt 1 or Skirt 2), the skirt DOES NOT go into the pose that the thumbnail shows. Here is a screenshot of what I end up with. The skirt selections and dials in the dial parameters are limited, and I do not see a way to stretch the skirt around the thighs in order to cover both legs when they are spread out. It's a non morphing outfit from what I can tell, and it's also snug fitting around the hips and upper legs. I've bought Pose packages in the past for outfits and have had no problem with them and haven't had to make adjustments of anykind to cover limbs if I used the same pose for the skirt and the figure. Does anyone else have this outfit and pose package? I have written to Daz a short while ago and it will take them a day or two to reply back. I would like to get this resolved sooner than later if possible. So if anyone knows how to get the skirt to stretch around the legs given the limited amount of dials, I would appreciate any tips :)

You'll get the quickest response at the Daz forums. Nothing in the product readme concerning this?

did you apply the morphs to the skirt before you applied the pose? The flamenco dress depends on Morph Injections and if you do not inject them into the dress first then the skirt will not work correctly Also make sure you use the correct pose file for the skirt you are using.

Poser 5 screenshot Hope this helps

Stormrage, how did you do that? I apply the skirt, conform it, then go find a pose for V3, and then pick the appropriate skirt pose for the skirt I'm using, and I don't get that! The skirt doesn't stretch over both legs. I end up with the screenshot above.

How do you "inject" morphs to the skirt? Do I need to be using "The Tailor" for this?! kuroyume0161 I posted at Daz as well. However, just because it's a Daz product, doesn't mean that people in other communities haven't purchased it :)

Message edited on: 08/16/2005 00:28

no let me walk you through it. Load v3 Then load the top and conform it Load the skirt and go to the pose folders Make sure to keep the skirt selected Find Daz Flamenco In there you will find the injection file Scripts. Choose the one for your skirt. 1 or 2. One is body morphs one is Movement morphs one is Pose morphs Apply the movement morphs to the skirt then conform the figure. Now apply the one pose to V3. Then the skirt pose to the skirt and it should work

Thanks :) I totally didn't see that folder. I bought a few of the Flamenco things and went right from applying to posing, skipping that folder thinking it was one of the texture packages.

LOL no problem. This set's a bit tricky. ;)

I thought it was morphing when I bought it, but then I got to working on it and found that it wasn't, and I was quite disappointed. I'm not used to working with clothing that don't have the morphs already in it. Quite silly to have them where you have to inject them yourself, if you ask me. You need them to fit the figure unless you are using V3 straight from the box so to speak, and you need them if you want to pose the figure in the outfit too.

Hi :) First I want to thanks Stormrage for his help here :) The reason I made INJ pz2s for all cloth items is because of the file size. If all morphs would be included some skirts would have something around 30mb. Thats why I thought I would leave it up to the user which morphs to load. Acadia, youre right with that it would be logical to have the movement morphs already included. But since there are pose morphs INJs too, which follow some V3 standart poses, you do not neccassarily need to load the move morphs. As Stormrage mentioned: the sets are a little bit tricky, but I think there are dozens of possibilitys for you to create wonderful images, full of power and the flamenco feeling :)

Thanks for the reply :) Now that you've explained it, it does make sense. The package is very nice. I love the look of those flouncy drsses.

thank you :)