Try saving the suit at the base mesh resolution when you export the obj. Then it will have fewer polygons, and after simming you can increase the subdivision.

Assuming the suit uses subdivision to make it more high resolution.

Or... you can go to the runtime for your genesis content and look for the runtime in there. Though you will have to tell DAZ Studio that you have content in a Poser style directory.

V4 came out so long ago that DS has changed tons.

Yes, I was using the simple material layout in Poser Pro 11 & I mostly used firefly. In that I only had to click on the box that would take me to the textures & if I didn't want to use any of those textures, I could go from there to a folder on my computer that held the many materials I have bought over the last years that didn't go in my runtime materials. If the textures I wanted to use were in my runtime, then I looked through them & changed the texture with whatever I wanted. In Poser 13 I can't even find the texture so I'm not able to change whatever I want to change. I guess I may have to go back to using Poser Pro 11, I'm so happy I didn't upgrade & brought the full Poser 13 so I can go back to Pp11, I think I just wasted my money buying Poser 13 because I'll never learn to do what I want to in Poser 13 because it doesn't work for me. Thank you for your reply.

You can use P11 and P13 even if you bought 13 with an upgrade license. 

You say you can't even find the texture, I'm curious as to what you mean.

If you see something like this. You can either click on the edit tab, that I have boxed in red, or you can click on the pen and paper icon for the material zone you wish to change which I have boxed in black. That will take you to the editor page that you are more familiar with.

Beyond that, things work like they do in P11.

To clear up the darkness, in the bump map and/or normal map image set the gamma to 1.

Except there are still several users of P11. That would mean a flood of tickets.

Yeah, I've gotten too used to P12 and 13. 

There is no included option in Poser 11.3.818.  As far as Posersoftware.com is concerned, there is no access to Poser 11 updates and P11 content.

Hmm... so there isn't, and there was... when LF2 came out... at least at Posersoftware.com there was.

@Tim so how do Poser 11 users get L'H2 lite?

jonnybode posted at 10:51 PM Thu, 24 October 2024 - #4490755

Hi!

"The Lite versions for P11, P12 & P13 are now available in Included Content.
-Tim"

Could you please provide a link, i have Poser 11 (bougth here at Renderosity).

It used to be that one could find the files on https://www.posersoftware.com , but no luck there (from what I could see).

Do i need to create an account there? As i remeber it from last i was there, the files resided under "downloads" and you just verified by enetering your Poser serial number.

Regards / Jonny

In Poser 11, go to your purchases tab, then tick the included option and you can download it from there.

The independent eye scaling means you can really make sure he's not perfectly symmetrical... give him two sized eyes.

Might want to make an announcement letting people know. Not all people will read this thread.

I'm wondering where the lite version of L'H2 is. There was one for LF2.

Okay... first newsletter was bad... but this one... is even more of a fail!

And what did I find? A few images of L'H Pro 2 above an add to get people to upgrade to P13, and that was way down the letter, not the headliner, btw. Then you scroll way down almost to the bottom to find ONE thing for L'H 2.

This is NOT a good way to promote what is your flagship male figure. It is a good way to send people elsewhere.

If nothing else that first newsletter announcing L'H2's release should have had L'H2 first. With the biggest focus, then focused on the items for him that was released at the same time.

This time... it's like L'H2 is a joke.

BTW... when is  the lite version of L'H2 going to be available for download in my Posers? At least LF2 was available the same day her Pro version was released.

The thing about the physical root is that it is PBR, works best with Superfly, which also means it will react to the light and what's around it.

What lights are you using?

Try making the color white instead of that pale grey.

Also make sure the normal map, displacement map, and roughness map all have their gamma set to 1.