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Loading character on new shows up with dents

ernie.c727ernie.c727 Posts: 11
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Can someone tell me how to resolve this? I opened a ticket but it was days and no answer. uninstalled and reinstalled and after reloading assests manually after much pain and suffering, it has shown up again. I have a dent in the head, nipples inverted, sometimes a growth on the side. etc..

Thank you for your help!!

 

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,791
    edited November 2022

    Please put the Viewport into a non-textued Drawstyle if you need to show a nude figure.

    Load the Dev Load version of the figure, Edit>Figure>Zero>Zero Figure Shape, Edit>Figure>Memorise>Memorise Figure Shape, and - assuming ti now looks OK - File>Save As>Suuport Assets>SAve Modified Assets. The list of things being saved should identify the guilty party.

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  • ernie.c727ernie.c727 Posts: 11

    So that did it. Oy looks like the Xtransfer utility is the culprit? Is that what you see? But why does it do this? I have not had much luck with the utility.If it doesn't crash my system, I seems to stay in the system as a GF3. This however was a character bought off Daz, Victoria 7 for Victoria 8.

     

  • ernie.c727ernie.c727 Posts: 11

    Just as a test i apply a mod from my Xt Utility and this is what I get. So maybe I need to go through and make sure my base is correct like you instructed and then do my XT process again. Sorry to keep hounding you but that is the most progress I have made on this issue. Hopefully, this is what you meant by no textures.

    Apply_XT_Tish_Body.png
    481 x 746 - 245K
  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,791

    Smooth Shaded will work too, and may be easier to read - though the DevLoad versions of the figure are untextured, which has the same net result.

    I don't hae XTransfer, but one thing to check for would be having a converted version of a morph from a previous geneation and the native version from the generation you are using.

  • ernie.c727ernie.c727 Posts: 11

    Ok, I will do some digging and post my answers here for others that may have the issue. Thanks for all your help!

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