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Working With Victoria 4 in Studio

rrwardrrward Posts: 556
edited December 2019 in New Users

I'm putting this in new users as it should be something I already know, but...

Anyway, I just recently migrated from Poser to Studio. While I enjoy working with Genesis 3 and 8, many of my more popular characters are V4 based (well, Girl 4 based). Anyway, I can load a V4 character, but if I try to apply a pose all kinds of evil things happen to her. When I built my V4 library I was exlusively using Poser. Do I need to intsall support files in Studio? And if so, which? (Converting their textures to IRay is outside this thread and I think I already have the tools to accomplish that part of it.)

Thank you.

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  • LeanaLeana Posts: 11,691

    V4 should work fine in DS, what kind of problem do you have exactly? Could it be a problem with limits, for example?

  • rrwardrrward Posts: 556
    Leana said:

    V4 should work fine in DS, what kind of problem do you have exactly? Could it be a problem with limits, for example?

    Body parts shoot all over the place. The limbs look like they're twisting inside out. I tried just the base V4.2 figure and it brought up a "power loader" menu, which my old Poser-built  figures did not. So, it looks like I'll need to recreate my characters from the ground up. Which isn't all that horrible as I know most of them like the back of my hands.

    Victoria 3 figures seem to work out of the box, so I'll just have to fight with IRay on those.

  • fixmypcmikefixmypcmike Posts: 19,583

    The Power Loader just lets you choose which morphs you want injected when you load the figure.

    It sounds like the IK is going nuts.  Try deleting the 4 IK nodes before posing.

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