Hi, It's me with another stupid question!!

I am making morphs for v4. I am going to make multiple morphs for the head and want them all in the same INJ file. I ALSO need to include the binary data so that it is DAZ friendly.

Now I get that I can use a python script to generate a inj file for v4 to have binary data.
I also know when making a pmd inj file i can list multiple dials.

How do i put these 2 together??

Quote - I can use a python script to generate a inj file for v4

What script are you using to make the INJ files? The method you will need to use will probably be dependant on the scripts or other software you are using to make the INJ files.

As to DAZ Studio, I did not think it could handle PMD files, but I may be wrong.

Quote - As to DAZ Studio, I did not think it could handle PMD files, but I may be wrong.

IIRC, someone did a free plugin to handle them, but there may be native capability in ver 3 (though there was an issue with the syntax being different between props and figures, which lead to prop PMDs not working until the PP2 was edited).
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nruddock,

Thanks for the info. I have a suspicion that the channel order may also differ from the default in D|S props. Someone had problems with props converted to Poser orbiting, rather than spinning. Not sure if the problem was with D|S or the plug-in used to convert the files.

Hi,

I was using a script called Spawn character p6, which can spawn targets for daz characters. But, I wouldnt really care if it's with this script or something else.

What method does anybody use to create multiple inj dials grouped into one INJ pose file... WITHOUT using pmds?

It had been suggested to me beofre to just copy and paste the binary data, but I dont really know how to do that either.

And yes, there is a plugin for daz, though I installed it, I hate daz and never tested it!! LOL

One way is that you can have a master INJ script which calls several other INJ morphs (which each have one head morph).  Then you hide the other INJs in a subfolder in the character's pose folder.  It's ugly, but it's a solution.  Probably not what you are looking for though.

I think it's exactly what I'm looking for... how do you write it?

No answer on how to write that huh...

if you look at the !DAZ folder in runtime libraries , and the inj files for Daz characters in the pose library you can see how they have nested files using readscript. 

Sorry for not getting back to you sooner, I missed your response to the thread somehow.

Here's how I did it in one of my custom morphs:

    //FMBs
    readScript ":Runtime:Libraries:!DAZ:Victoria 4:Deltas:Morphs++:InjDeltas.FBMBodyBuilder.pz2"
    readScript ":Runtime:Libraries:!DAZ:Victoria 4:Deltas:Morphs++:InjDeltas.FBMDefinition.pz2"
    readScript ":Runtime:Libraries:!DAZ:Victoria 4:Deltas:Morphs++:InjDeltas.FBMFitness.pz2"
    readScript ":Runtime:Libraries:!DAZ:Victoria 4:Deltas:Morphs++:InjDeltas.FBMThin.pz2"
    readScript ":Runtime:Libraries:!DAZ:Victoria 4:Deltas:Morphs++:InjDeltas.FBMYoung.pz2"
    readScript ":Runtime:Libraries:!DAZ:Victoria 4:Deltas:Morphs++:InjDeltas.FBMVoluptuous.pz2"
    readScript ":Runtime:Libraries:!DAZ:Victoria 4:Deltas:Morphs++:InjDeltas.FBMPearFigure.pz2"

Basically it is readScript plus the path to the pose file in parentheses... just remember to use : instead of / in the path.