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DS version of Poser match centers to morph?

info_b492a00165info_b492a00165 Posts: 167
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In Poser there's a one button fix for morphs that make character's tougues go through the mouth.  Is there such a thing for DS?

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,436

    Do you mean Adjust Rigging to Shape? That will move the joint centres to match the new position of the geometry, I'm not sure it is quite what you mean.

  • info_b492a00165info_b492a00165 Posts: 167

    Yes I think so.

  • info_b492a00165info_b492a00165 Posts: 167

    How is that done?

  • info_b492a00165info_b492a00165 Posts: 167

    Ok I figured it out and it isn't fixing it.  Thank you though.

  • info_b492a00165info_b492a00165 Posts: 167

    I started to ask about this a day ago.  I created a face morph for an animal figure.  It works well except for when the tongue is out then it goes through the mouth.  I know this is a quick fix in Poser.  What can I do in DS?

    Also I dunno why I have such trouble with character presets and morphs but there's a morph in there that doesn't want to come out.  I want the slider gone.

     

  • Catherine3678abCatherine3678ab Posts: 8,388

    To get rid of a morph.
    CLOSE D/S.
    In the data folder, go to the main folder of whoever created the figure. {not the morph, the figure}
    Find the subfolder for Morphs, find the subfolder with the Name of whoever created the morph. Inside that folder, find the Morph that you want to remove: cut/paste it over to the Desktop. {Maybe make a Desktop shortcut in case you need to get back into that exact folder.}
    Open D/S, load the figure - see if the morph is gone.

    btw - to get the name of the morph, in D/S you might have to go to the Parameter Tab, right-click or click on the wheel cog, notice the actual "name" of the Morph. {not the label}.

    Disclaimer: Your computer etc. is your responsibility, nobody else's. It is not recommended to remove any of the core morphs that came with the Daz3D main figures [i.e. the Genesis clans]. They could be dependent on other morphs, or other morphs may require them.

  • charlescharles Posts: 849
    edited February 2022

    In Daz the tongue can go through the mouth if the mouth isn't open. There is no collision detection of that sort. Well you can do linking of morphs to where one effects the another....but it's proably easier to not. It's up to the user to know that if the tongue is out the mouth needs to be open as well.  Maybe for some abstract reason they don't want the mouth open...I dunno weird people use Daz.

     

     

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  • info_b492a00165info_b492a00165 Posts: 167

    Thank you both.  Yah the tongue issue is a bugger.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,436
    edited February 2022

    Merged threads

    Post edited by Richard Haseltine on
  • PerttiAPerttiA Posts: 10,024

    charles said:

    In Daz the tongue can go through the mouth if the mouth isn't open. There is no collision detection of that sort. Well you can do linking of morphs to where one effects the another....but it's proably easier to not. It's up to the user to know that if the tongue is out the mouth needs to be open as well.  Maybe for some abstract reason they don't want the mouth open...I dunno weird people use Daz.

    It's also possible that whoever made the morph, did it only for the surface of the head.

    There are head morphs out there that leave for example the eyes or the teeth in their original locations

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