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(Solved, hidden morphs OP) Models having weird looking mouths

kinkycat3dkinkycat3d Posts: 9
edited September 2020 in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

(first time posting a discussion, sorry if I put it in the wrong category)

Recently, some of my models (precisely 3) when added into the scene have this scary looking mouth ;_;

I use Blender mostly, so idk if I accidently toggled anything to cause this at all. Would be great if you guys can help me fix it. Thank you!

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,293

    Usually that means a morph is applying when it shouldn't - does this happen with the base figure too (in which case it's probably a property with a non-zero default value) or only when certain shapes are set (in which case it's probably a corrective morph with an ERC link that is tied to only one controller instead of two and so applies at the wrong time)?

  • kinkycat3dkinkycat3d Posts: 9

    This is the base gen8 female model. They all already had this issue when added into the scene. How do I check if those morphs are applied or not?

  • Lothar WeberLothar Weber Posts: 1,611

    I had this with Afe installed... maybe that?

  • kinkycat3dkinkycat3d Posts: 9
    Lothar Weber said:

    I had this with Afe installed... maybe that?

    I don't have AFE though...

    This is weird because only these 3 models have that issue, and I've checked all the morphs, they're all at 0 right now

  • SpottedKittySpottedKitty Posts: 7,232
    icytear1504 said:
    This is weird because only these 3 models have that issue, and I've checked all the morphs, they're all at 0 right now

    It might be a hidden morph that's normally auto-controlled by a visible one. Go up to the top of the Parameters pane, open the Options menu, and select Show Hidden.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,293
    SpottedKitty said:
    icytear1504 said:
    This is weird because only these 3 models have that issue, and I've checked all the morphs, they're all at 0 right now

    It might be a hidden morph that's normally auto-controlled by a visible one. Go up to the top of the Parameters pane, open the Options menu, and select Show Hidden.

    It's in a Preferences sub-menu now

  • kinkycat3dkinkycat3d Posts: 9
    Richard Haseltine said:
    SpottedKitty said:
    icytear1504 said:
    This is weird because only these 3 models have that issue, and I've checked all the morphs, they're all at 0 right now

    It might be a hidden morph that's normally auto-controlled by a visible one. Go up to the top of the Parameters pane, open the Options menu, and select Show Hidden.

    It's in a Preferences sub-menu now

    Oh my god, it works. I've found the hidden morphs! Thank you guys so much! <3

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