RHaseltine posted at 5:33PM Mon, 26 June 2017 - #4308604

adzan posted at 3:04PM Mon, 26 June 2017 - #4308574

RHaseltine posted at 10:00AM Mon, 26 June 2017 - #4308568

adzan posted at 9:16AM Mon, 26 June 2017 - #4308554

lots of stuff ;)

Are you sure that is necessary? I haven't reinstalled Poser yet, but my recollection was that it was possible to set the SubD level (but advisable to keep it to 1 until just before render time).

As far as I can tell - converting Genesis 8 Female to a Poser unimesh figure causes an undesired doubling of the Genesis8 mesh.

and using both the DSON subdivision and the Poser subdivision at the same time increases the amount of ram and the amount of time required to process lights and render the scene, Plus the Poser subdivison doesn't work on the HD morphs whereas increasing the DSON plugin to SubDivision Level 2 does,

so allowing DSON to perform the subdivision seems more logical in this instance

I was thinking there was a setting to increase the DSON SubD without needing to edit files, that worked in pre-SubD versions of Poser. But, as I said, I don't have any way to check so it could well be my memory.

Each Genesis figure has a Mesh Resolution setting.

This is to control the DSON SubD. The max value is 2.

Some people has said that you can adjust the max value to be 3 and get the full HD morphs. I have not tried this so I cannot say if it will work.

In the image I posted, the mesh resolution was set to 1. I was in a bit of a rush to get the image up. Also, her skin is an experimental skin shader for Firefly.