Are you actually applying the morphs after you inject them?

That looks rather cozy.

Though I reckon you should avoid using old pepsi cans as building material :D

Attached Link: Morph Master Pro

Or you could just download the latest M3 update or reset your purchase of M3 if you don't want to update and rather have the full figure in the latest version. This one comes with all the morphs necessary for Mimic preloaded.

Quote - What is a wireframe going to prove?
It's a one-sided plane with a hole in it. Four quads (lines connecting the corners, like a picture frame).

EDIT- I just checked. It worked fine in Poser 5 too.

You, Sir, do not have a hole IN the face, you have your hole BETWEEN THE FACES. And This, Sir, is  something completely different to what you're pretending to talk about.

An Italian Name. And we all know about them Italians, don't we? wink wink nudge nudge

Also, don't forget to adapt not only the displacement strength but also the displacement height to your need. The default height of 1 mm will barely show at mid-range.

Only if you're using Transposer2 and P6

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To be more specific, I was trying to make the "poseable joints" type, and I have found a program by the name of Blender which helps me to creat these bones. It is however, FAR more complex and dificult to fine tune but it is a very effective program.

Thing is, you won't be able to use Blender-rigged figures in D|S. The joints won't translate over. One of the limits of these programs.

Blitz3D, it is specified on the linked page

Strangely enough I didn'tneed to bother finding the right folder for them as they all are available through the content browser from directly inside the program

Have you redownloaded your shader pack and reinstalled it? DAZ upgraded the rendering engine for the new version and as with previous versions when that happened the shaders are not interchangeable between the versions.

Looks nice but human hair is not just short and straight. How does that look?

Quote - ah yes, I hit a nerve didn't I? I never said I didnt pay for models, I have. Read my post without taking it out of context and turning it into something it's not. Content makers are greedy, with their outragous prices, 20, 30, 40 dollars for models is something that is just pure greed and I will not support those vendors. I support vendors that have reasonable prices for their products and provide freebies with it. I dont care about their living let them get real jobs like everyone else. I do this a hobby. I refuse to shellout money tomake someone rich of a 3D model that would free otherwise. If people didnt have wads of cash to blow on this, the markets would empty and their be more freebies.

Everybody wants to get rich off this thats why the market is flooded with V3 crud.

My opinion, take it or leave.

Ridiculous! Do you know how much work was put in many of those products? How many hours were spent modeling, mapping, texturing, rigging, morphing, testing and repairing these things?
Even at $30 or $40 there is little chance of the creator breaking. The market is just too tiny and you're a top seller if the sales reimburse you for the time spent - at minimum wage.
And Poser content is ridiculously underpriced for the quality delivered

I can only give my own motivations for making stuff available as freebies.

Some things I create for a specific use for myself and once they've done their job I might as well let others enjoy them too.
Some figures I do work on to the point that they are functional and do the job they're intended for but then I take them no further (so things like large amounts of morphs or fancy textures people would be expection from a product sold don't exist for them). This often ties in with me experimenting and trying to learn on them.
And finally there are things I just don't think anyone would waste money on - I don't believe they will sell. So I make them free instead