How to combine or collapse multiple morphs into one

lecbenjamin

So, I have a figure that I'm trying to morph in zbrush. After making some adjustments, I send it back to daz to create a morph, and than I'm unsatified with the result, so I go back to zbrush to make aditional transformations. So, the problem I have is that by doing many small iterations of transformations, I got a list of morphs that just do little changements. I'd like to combine or collapse all the morphs together instead of having a big list but I haven't found out how yet.

Richard Haseltine

You can make sure that you have onyl your morphs applied (nothing that embeds other morphs), export as OBJ, and import as a new morph through Morph Loader Pro - on a freshly loaded figure, so your existing morphs aren't there (assuming you haven't saved them as assets). In future you can avoid this by, in the ZBrush Bridge dialogue box, making sure the modified OBJ has the same name applied and for Overwrite Existing choosing Deltas Only - that will keep refining the morph as a single entity, rather than adding a new morph each time.

CGI3DM

With the X-Morphs product you can do it with the Combine tab.

https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/314456/save-a-combination-of-morphs-as-a-single-morph

And once you have the final morph, you can save it as asset so that it is always available for the figure.