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Forgot the name of a product I think I purchased

WonderlandWonderland Posts: 7,041
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I’m pretty sure I purchased a product that helps you when you save poses to save only what’s used in the actual pose and not all the extraneous stuff. Does anyone know the name of this product? Thanks. 

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  • ChangelingChickChangelingChick Posts: 3,250
    edited January 2021

    https://www.daz3d.com/md-hierarchical-material-suite-pro perhaps is what you were thinking of.

    Maybe https://www.daz3d.com/dial-control-for-genesis-to-genesis-8 or https://www.daz3d.com/pose-fusion-plus-for-genesis-to-genesis-8 ?

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  • WonderlandWonderland Posts: 7,041

    ChangelingChick said:

    https://www.daz3d.com/md-hierarchical-material-suite-pro perhaps is what you were thinking of.

    No that’s for materials, not poses, but thanks. 

  • dawnbladedawnblade Posts: 1,723

    Universal Pose Splitter

     

  • WonderlandWonderland Posts: 7,041

    dawnblade said:

    Universal Pose Splitter

    No the product was specifically for saving poses. It said that instead of including all the extra PA stuff that often gets saved with a pose, it detects only what is actually in the pose and saves it as a steamlined pose.

  • dawnbladedawnblade Posts: 1,723

    Wonderland said:

    dawnblade said:

    Universal Pose Splitter

    No the product was specifically for saving poses. It said that instead of including all the extra PA stuff that often gets saved with a pose, it detects only what is actually in the pose and saves it as a steamlined pose.

    Pose Architect by 3DUniverse says "To overcome the limitations with pose-dials (see below), a preset is included to extract the resulting joint pose parameters from the pose-dial values creating a simple body pose."

    Otherwise, check RiversoftArt's products. That's all I can come up with, sorry.

     

  • WonderlandWonderland Posts: 7,041

    dawnblade said:

    Wonderland said:

    dawnblade said:

    Universal Pose Splitter

    No the product was specifically for saving poses. It said that instead of including all the extra PA stuff that often gets saved with a pose, it detects only what is actually in the pose and saves it as a steamlined pose.

    Pose Architect by 3DUniverse says "To overcome the limitations with pose-dials (see below), a preset is included to extract the resulting joint pose parameters from the pose-dial values creating a simple body pose."

    Otherwise, check RiversoftArt's products. That's all I can come up with, sorry.

    Yeah, thanks, looked through those. I checked ManFriday too. Going through all the utilities, Pose Fusion, I don’t see it now.  It was geared toward content creators I believe. 

  • HavosHavos Posts: 5,403

    When the save pose pop up comes up, just use the small button in the top right to select "Check Only->Check All Transforms Only". 

    This ignores all settings in the pose controls (ie the hundreds of entries for expressions etc) and just saves the x,y and z translations/rotations and scales of all the bones. This creates a pose file a fraction of the size and it will apply much quicker when used.

     

  • WonderlandWonderland Posts: 7,041

    Havos said:

    When the save pose pop up comes up, just use the small button in the top right to select "Check Only->Check All Transforms Only". 

    This ignores all settings in the pose controls (ie the hundreds of entries for expressions etc) and just saves the x,y and z translations/rotations and scales of all the bones. This creates a pose file a fraction of the size and it will apply much quicker when used.

    But what about all the sections for torso, legs, arms, hands, feet... Don’t I need those? There are PA special poses included in those that I uncheck. But aren’t the body parts necessary? 

  • HavosHavos Posts: 5,403

    Wonderland said:

    Havos said:

    When the save pose pop up comes up, just use the small button in the top right to select "Check Only->Check All Transforms Only". 

    This ignores all settings in the pose controls (ie the hundreds of entries for expressions etc) and just saves the x,y and z translations/rotations and scales of all the bones. This creates a pose file a fraction of the size and it will apply much quicker when used.

    But what about all the sections for torso, legs, arms, hands, feet... Don’t I need those? There are PA special poses included in those that I uncheck. But aren’t the body parts necessary? 

    The majority of poses only move the bones, although some do use the standard pose controls like arm up and down, or the hand ones, like grasp. You can always used a bake to transform command to move all these to the bones before saving the pose as I describe, ie with transforms only.

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