(solved) having problems creating morphs in blender to daz

vec

I exported a g8f to obj then imported into blender. then when I made the changes I wanted I exported it back and used morph loader pro but when I put the morph to 100% I noticed the whole figure was changing for some reason I tried to export without sculting in blender and still had the same problem. the body gets slender, breasts lift up, and face changes. below is a picture at 0% and 100%

felis

I don't know what can have happended.

But maybe from your original mesh try to move just a single face, and then make a morph to see how that works.

And how does it look in blender?

PerttiA

If the character you exported to Blender, already had some morphs applied, then you must select "Reverse deformations" when importing the morph back to DS

Unless "Reverse deformations" is used, the morphs are applied to the base mesh, which means that any and all morphs that were active on the model exported to Blender, gets their effect applied twice as strong.

vec

felis said:

I don't know what can have happended.

But maybe from your original mesh try to move just a single face, and then make a morph to see how that works.

And how does it look in blender?

it looks fine in blender and i tried not changing anything same problem

vec

PerttiA said:

If the character you exported to Blender, already had some morphs applied, then you must select "Reverse deformations" when importing the morph back to DS

Unless "Reverse deformations" is used, the morphs are applied to the base mesh, which means that any and all morphs that were active on the model exported to Blender, gets their effect applied twice as strong.

Idk it didnt work im gonna try starting over

vec

felis said:

I don't know what can have happended.

But maybe from your original mesh try to move just a single face, and then make a morph to see how that works.

And how does it look in blender?

I think it is a little messed up in blender kinda hard to tell but I'm going to try to start from the begining

vec

I tried it again and Im still having the same problem so Im going to post up all my settings when exporting and importing I have no idea what it is im doing wrong

lilweep

weird, why didnt you just set reverse deformations to Yes like someone suggested earlier

(youre probably not importing your morph on top of the default base shape so you have to turn this option to Yes to reverse out the existing changes you already have on the base shape.  Alternatively, load your morph onto the base shape with no other morphs applied.)

 

lilweep

Also since you might not know this: remember to 'adjust rigging to shape' for your new morph so that the rigging gets realigned with any changes your morph introduces.  If you dont adjust rigging, you might get some weird posing/expression issues when using your morph.  You can bake the rigging changes to your morph dial by using ERC freeze - this will link the rigging change to the morph so dialling the morph will also dial in the changed rigging.

 

vec

lilweep said:

weird, why didnt you just set reverse deformations to Yes like someone suggested earlier

(youre probably not importing your morph on top of the default base shape so you have to turn this option to Yes to reverse out the existing changes you already have on the base shape.  Alternatively, load your morph onto the base shape with no other morphs applied.)

 

I tried reverse deformations and it just did the opossite. the body got bigger the head got thinner and I'm importing to the same base shape I exported

vec

thanks after redoing everything and setting reverse deformation it all works I think I had keep vert order and poly morph off when I first tried reverse deformation but now everythings working fine.