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Thread Finder - How to locate ones I've commented in

Gemini QueenGemini Queen Posts: 263
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So recently, I had an issue with some black lines appearing on the skull of one of my characters during a render. I found someone else who had the same/similar issue, so I posted it under theirs. However, I can't for the life of me find it cause like a dum dum I didn't bookmark it. Now I can't locate that thread where the answer might have been and I don't think it's right that I start a whole new thread for nothing. Does anyone know if there's a way to locate threads you've commented in that weren't started by you? Cause otherwise, I'm never gonna know the answer till it happens again and then I'll have to make a thread on it. 

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  • margravemargrave Posts: 1,822
    edited October 2021

    Gear Icon -> Gemini Queen -> Gear Icon -> Your Posts

    It's confusing because there are two separate gear icons on your profile page.

    Post edited by margrave on
  • 3dLux3dLux Posts: 1,231

    On any forum page (like this one) go to the gear and click on it, then click on your forum name in the drop down menu.

    From that click on the gear (the one in the blue box which will be under Daz 3D Forums > Profile > Activity) , then click on that and choose "YOUR POSTS".  It will take you to the threads where you've commented).

    Hth!

    On another note, the spidery veins/black lines can be fixed by adjusting the fit of the hair and moving it a little higher cool

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,537

    https://www.daz3d.com/forums/profile/comments/3437291/gemini-queen

  • davesodaveso Posts: 7,150

    3dLux said:

    On any forum page (like this one) go to the gear and click on it, then click on your forum name in the drop down menu.

    From that click on the gear (the one in the blue box which will be under Daz 3D Forums > Profile > Activity) , then click on that and choose "YOUR POSTS".  It will take you to the threads where you've commented).

    Hth!

    On another note, the spidery veins/black lines can be fixed by adjusting the fit of the hair and moving it a little higher cool

    thanks. i was trying to find that couple of days ago 

  • Gemini QueenGemini Queen Posts: 263

    margrave - Sorry it took me a second to get back to this post, but thank you so much for this, cause I was looking all over for it. 

  • Gemini QueenGemini Queen Posts: 263

    3dLux - Thank you for the suggestion, the next time that I have this issue, I'm gonna try this and see what happens! 

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