Quote - "Actually the topology is slightly different between the models. They have the same poly counts, but the distribution of the polys are more concentrated in some places than others. For example the female has more polys and a different flow around the breast area than the male. I believe the hips and limbs may be different as well to account for more male muscularity."

"Oh, great. Now I've got to write back to Mr. Williamson explaining why i just called him a liar."

 

 

Sorry Male_M3dia, you're wrong.

And no need to apologize to Mr Willamson, EClark1894.

I just exported V6 as an object file and loaded her to M6 as a Full Body Morph.

She loaded fine as a morph without any error warning.

G2M and G2F are exactly the same mesh.

Just like M1/2 and Stephanie 1 are.

All 3rd Gen Daz meshes are.

All 4th Gen DAZ meshes are.

And of course Genesis-1.

:-)

 

Yes, they're the same mesh with the same poly counts, so you can import morphs from one to another. However,  how those polygons are distributed is different... female has more polys distributed in her breast area than the male. The male has more distributed elsewhere than the female.

The female and V6 was built first, then DAZ started over with the same mesh to make the male and M6.