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Quickly finding morphs that are not set at zero

peterverhaertpeterverhaert Posts: 0
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Hi all,

I was just wondering: is there a quick way to find all morphs on a geneis 8 figure that are not set at zero? When dialing in a specific shape, I use a lot of morphs and when I want o undo certain things, I find it hard and very time consuming to scroll through all the morphs, scanning for the ones that are no longer at zero and undoing them again... Is there a quick way to "filter out" all morphs that are not at zero?

Thanks a lot,

Me

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  • SevrinSevrin Posts: 6,310

    You can select "Currently Used" rather than "All" at the top of the parameters.  That will also show you any adjustments made to clothes, hair, etc.

    For just the character, there's Dial Control.

  • PerttiAPerttiA Posts: 10,024
    Sevrin said:

    You can select "Currently Used" rather than "All" at the top of the parameters.  That will also show you any adjustments made to clothes, hair, etc.

    For just the character, there's Dial Control.

    That will only show the ones, which are not at their default values.

    Load the base figure, Zero the figure, you can also select "Show hidden", and then select "Currently used" and it will show the ones with non-zero default value with the 0 in white.

    If you now "Memorize the Figure" and Save As -> Support Asset -> Save Modified Assets, the non-zero default values will be changed to zero.

  • SevrinSevrin Posts: 6,310
    PerttiA said:
    Sevrin said:

    You can select "Currently Used" rather than "All" at the top of the parameters.  That will also show you any adjustments made to clothes, hair, etc.

    For just the character, there's Dial Control.

    That will only show the ones, which are not at their default values.

    Load the base figure, Zero the figure, you can also select "Show hidden", and then select "Currently used" and it will show the ones with non-zero default value with the 0 in white.

    If you now "Memorize the Figure" and Save As -> Support Asset -> Save Modified Assets, the non-zero default values will be changed to zero.

    The person was looking for morphs he'd adjusted.

  • gibrril_fa945a6ceegibrril_fa945a6cee Posts: 544
    edited June 2020

    And how do you find a mystery morph that gets automatically applied to genesis8 when the default figure loads in? I have that issue right now and I can't find the morph that is applied... How do you selecy "show hidden"? I don't see that option...

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  • peterverhaertpeterverhaert Posts: 0

    Thanks! How do I select "show hidden"? I can't find that...

     

  • SevrinSevrin Posts: 6,310
    edited June 2020

    Right-click the hamburger and walla

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  • peterverhaertpeterverhaert Posts: 0

    Thanks!!! I still have a weird looking G8 figure now... I looks more muscular than it should, it has a flatter chest and has very long nails... Yet this method doesn't show any morphs that are still applied... How do I fix this?

  • peterverhaertpeterverhaert Posts: 0

    Phoo!!! I finally found it!!! Problem solved! Yet that morph was applied at 100% and the value was greyed out like it was 0. Is there any way to filter out these values?

  • 3Diva3Diva Posts: 11,751
    peterverhaert said:

    Phoo!!! I finally found it!!! Problem solved! Yet that morph was applied at 100% and the value was greyed out like it was 0. Is there any way to filter out these values?

    I think this comment from @PerttiA above sums up how to do that (I'm not 100% sure): https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/comment/5724606/#Comment_5724606

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