all the figures and does not matter what one with the exception of base g8f show up as very young skinny distorted figures. I'll see  if I can send a render .

this is g3f as stated. base 

Ed's girls Gwyn  ugly tweens super skinny 

You should probably mention the version of DS you using, etc. I know there are issues with 4.22 affecting hair and FBX exporting, but might be other things being affected by it too. 

Take a look through here:

https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/656716/daz-studio-4-22-0-x-pro-general-release/p1

sorry I'm using Studio 4.21. funny that I've also lost the floor grid

What was the last character you installed? I would check the current morphs that are loaded on the figure; there is probably a morph set up to load with a value of 1 (or 100%) from improperly set limits when the character was saved. 

I will check but I normally use G8f most of the time now. G3f was for testing an idea at the time. the character list would fill a book at this time, haha

All G3f and G3m files look like tweens or so. Paid or free characters.

I'd suggest going to the Shaping Tab, select the figure and at "Currently Used" option to see if something is loading dialed in. 

Timberoo posted at 4:26 PM Mon, 20 November 2023 - #4477983

I'd suggest going to the Shaping Tab, select the figure and at "Currently Used" option to see if something is loading dialed in. 

That will not work if it is a moprh saved with a non-zero default value - Currently Used shows properties with non-default values, not non-zero values.

RHaseltine posted at 7:40 PM Mon, 20 November 2023 - #4477988

Timberoo posted at 4:26 PM Mon, 20 November 2023 - #4477983

I'd suggest going to the Shaping Tab, select the figure and at "Currently Used" option to see if something is loading dialed in. 

That will not work if it is a moprh saved with a non-zero default value - Currently Used shows properties with non-default values, not non-zero values.

That's why it was a suggested place to start and not framed as a definitive answer. 

these pictures are not of my doing they are Daz only all from Genesis 3f-3m every character . The pictures are of base figures when you start a project .

What happens if you use Figure>Zero>Zero Figure Shape, and click through the warning?

RHaseltine; yes it does, so what gives?

That means, as suggested above, that some morph is coming in with a non-zero value. Have you ecently added any characxters "for" all of the affected figures? Or used tools to convert a morph from another figure to those figures and save it?