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Is there a way not to select the rotation, instead the body part in the posing pane when selecting?

JamesJames Posts: 1,025
in Daz Studio Discussion

When I select a body part, in the posing pane, it will automatically select rotation. Is there a way not to select the rotation, instead the body part ?

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  • GordigGordig Posts: 10,049

    Which figure are you using? I've noticed that G3 Powerpose selects twist bones when present, but I don't know if that's true of G3 in the viewport as well, since I don't really use G3. Also, does this happen to ALL body parts, or just the body parts that have twist bones?

  • JamesJames Posts: 1,025

    G3 G8 G8.1
    All body parts behave similar.

  • crosswindcrosswind Posts: 6,926
    edited May 2023

    You meant: Select the 'body part' from the 'Dropdown List' in Posing pane?  If you don't wanna 'Rotation' to be selected (that's the default), just select 'All' or 'Transforms', etc.

    But also, not sure what you wanna do ...

     

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,778

    Group selection, as long as it exists on the selected node, is persistent. But I am not at all sure what you are wanting.

  • JamesJames Posts: 1,025
    edited May 2023

    If I click a body part on viewport.
    The posing panel always highlight the rotation first.
    Meanwhile what I want is to be able to hightlight the body part first, so I can immediately use exisiting morphs.

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  • crosswindcrosswind Posts: 6,926

    There's no way to do that you want in current Ds version... as when the node changes, the selected item will lose focus... unless Daz modifies Ds application to realize such an 'feature'...

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,778

    If you have Pose Controls seelcted on the figure node then it will be selected on the bonde, if present. You could also select All and that will then stick regardless of selection (but may be a bit overwhelming on the figure node).

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