How to remove a head shape from a full character shape morph?

Jonstark

I've got a preset character shape that I bought which I quite like, but it came as 1 morph for the whole character, no separate head morph, and I'm not wild about the face.  Is there a way to strip out the face portion of the morph?  Or export a morph of just the body, not the face?

Oso3D

https://www.daz3d.com/x-morphs

WendyLuvsCatz

or export obj at base level in morphloader pro choose attenuate by head in the options and create a negative morph slider, using Dform to create a fall off weightmap works better but I am not that clever there is a tute somewhere I can link

WendyLuvsCatz

Syrus_Dante said:

Here I have a few recources of info on this Attenuate feature:

• Customizing Morphs using Morph Loader Pro Includes a PDF tutorial

• How do I make monster hands?

• A morph mask field / moving morph

TUTORIAL - Creating a Genesis series Full Body Morph for DAZ Studio Pro 4.10 by RKane_1

New Morph Tools Intro - Josh Darling

 

 

theprivateco

I am realizing that I am having to answer a lot of questions with Daz and I am new. Seems everyone here just relies on purchased items or other programs.

 

There are two ways to do it without purchasing anything or going to another program. Just scale things down to about 0.01% using the ActivePose tool to select areas and the parameters tab to use the scale option. If you actually scale things down to 0% sometimes things start to glitch out. Its not very easy because there are things that you have to scale to 0.01% that are not easy to select (like internal things e.g. tounge)...But it can be done....see the attached image...very very early concept I did just messing around...I made this using (2) Genesis 8 females...I scaled down the bottom of one and the top of the other to get that split body effect...Exported as a OBJ and give it new bones bada bing bada boom you have a new figure lol

 

You could also use tool settings and delete individual vertices but then you have a open space in your model/object. 

3Diva

theprivateco said:

I am realizing that I am having to answer a lot of questions with Daz and I am new. Seems everyone here just relies on purchased items or other programs.

 

There are two ways to do it without purchasing anything or going to another program. Just scale things down to about 0.01% using the ActivePose tool to select areas and the parameters tab to use the scale option. If you actually scale things down to 0% sometimes things start to glitch out. Its not very easy because there are things that you have to scale to 0.01% that are not easy to select (like internal things e.g. tounge)...But it can be done....see the attached image...very very early concept I did just messing around...I made this using (2) Genesis 8 females...I scaled down the bottom of one and the top of the other to get that split body effect...Exported as a OBJ and give it new bones bada bing bada boom you have a new figure lol

 

You could also use tool settings and delete individual vertices but then you have a open space in your model/object. 

Maybe I just need more coffee to follow... but I'm not sure how this fixes OP's issue.

Sevrin

Divamakeup said:

theprivateco said:

I am realizing that I am having to answer a lot of questions with Daz and I am new. Seems everyone here just relies on purchased items or other programs.

 

There are two ways to do it without purchasing anything or going to another program. Just scale things down to about 0.01% using the ActivePose tool to select areas and the parameters tab to use the scale option. If you actually scale things down to 0% sometimes things start to glitch out. Its not very easy because there are things that you have to scale to 0.01% that are not easy to select (like internal things e.g. tounge)...But it can be done....see the attached image...very very early concept I did just messing around...I made this using (2) Genesis 8 females...I scaled down the bottom of one and the top of the other to get that split body effect...Exported as a OBJ and give it new bones bada bing bada boom you have a new figure lol

 

You could also use tool settings and delete individual vertices but then you have a open space in your model/object. 

Maybe I just need more coffee to follow... but I'm not sure how this fixes OP's issue.

Besides, I don't think he's been waiting since October 2018 for this solution.

3Diva

Sevrin said:

Divamakeup said:

theprivateco said:

I am realizing that I am having to answer a lot of questions with Daz and I am new. Seems everyone here just relies on purchased items or other programs.

 

There are two ways to do it without purchasing anything or going to another program. Just scale things down to about 0.01% using the ActivePose tool to select areas and the parameters tab to use the scale option. If you actually scale things down to 0% sometimes things start to glitch out. Its not very easy because there are things that you have to scale to 0.01% that are not easy to select (like internal things e.g. tounge)...But it can be done....see the attached image...very very early concept I did just messing around...I made this using (2) Genesis 8 females...I scaled down the bottom of one and the top of the other to get that split body effect...Exported as a OBJ and give it new bones bada bing bada boom you have a new figure lol

 

You could also use tool settings and delete individual vertices but then you have a open space in your model/object. 

Maybe I just need more coffee to follow... but I'm not sure how this fixes OP's issue.

Besides, I don't think he's been waiting since October 2018 for this solution.

ROFL ...Necro-thread shenanigans. I think someone must have been just hunting for a thread to show off his creation in. :P