What is the "lBreastPush Zone' suppose to be and how to get rid of it?

evilcho_

Hi. I've noticed certain characters when clicked on any part of the body and then select "point at" from the parameteres, it shows an insane number of these "lBreastPush Base", "lBreastPush Zone", "lBreastPushWide Base", "lBreastPushWideZone"

I don't know what that is but only a few characters have that and I can't see it in the scene or used morphs or anywhere really. And it's making my scene with 1 character load very long time until it finally does load. What is that about? How do I get rid of it and what causes it?

Richard Haseltine

That sounds like a product that has added dForms to manipulate the breast shape - which fgure is this? Victoria 4 is about the only one I could think of that woudl have something like that by default.

evilcho_

It happens on both genesis 8 and genesis 3 female figures.  I don't know how to get rid of this. If I add a new figure in a brand new scene it loads in fine and it doesn't have this, but my existing one does and it is a pain to transfer everything over to a new figure since I've modified the skin and added lots of clothing etc.

It says I can select it as an item from the scene, but it doesn't exist anywhere in the scene, furthermore if I delete the whole figure and add in a brand new genesis 8 or genesis 3 female it will have the same problem (in the same scene). In fact if I delete everything in the current scene and, for example, only leave a single camera and save the scene it will be over 10 mb and still have those hidden parameters which I don't know how to remove. I tried to google this and absolutely nobody has this problem which just boggles my mind. It takes 7 minutes to load in the figure and that is not cool. A figure with nothing else in the scene.

Here's a pic:

 

I tried in the past to convert G3 to G8 and vice versa I think, could that have messed up my files somehow? But again... a brand new figure doesn't have these issues, only the existing scenes with specific figures do.

Richard Haseltine

It sounds like a plug-in or script added them. If you open the Scene pane options menu (the lined button in the top corner, or right-click the tab) Show>Show Hidden Nodes you may be able to find and delete them; another option would be to use File>Save As>Scene Subset and select the items you actually want, skipping the unwanted dFormers.

evilcho_

Richard Haseltine said:

It sounds like a plug-in or script added them. If you open the Scene pane options menu (the lined button in the top corner, or right-click the tab) Show>Show Hidden Nodes you may be able to find and delete them; another option would be to use File>Save As>Scene Subset and select the items you actually want, skipping the unwanted dFormers.

That worked! My God! Thank you so, so much! I was actually doing a very long and tedious workaround on this before your suggestion which was to go and manually save each item and figure with save as>support asset>figure prop asset and then restart Daz Studio and add back in each individual item...

But the Show Hidden Nodes suggestion worked perfectly! Thank you again.

evilcho_

Richard Haseltine said:

It sounds like a plug-in or script added them. If you open the Scene pane options menu (the lined button in the top corner, or right-click the tab) Show>Show Hidden Nodes you may be able to find and delete them; another option would be to use File>Save As>Scene Subset and select the items you actually want, skipping the unwanted dFormers.

Ugh. But now after I delete these hidden nodes and I try to save the scene and load it back in afterwards it gives me an error...

Says: "Error openning file, please check log" and when I check the log it says only this: "2020-03-06 23:39:49.015 Error reading file, see log for more details." lol.

Nevermind. I actually had disk space issues and that was the problem.