Need help creating inj/rem for DSPro4.5

timnaastimnaas Posts: 119
edited December 1969 in Daz Studio Discussion

I have been trying and unable to find how to create inject and removal in DSPro4.5 for genesis. All I can find is how to make the sliders. I am trying to create a character for distribution and would like the options for that.
Any and all info would be greatly appreciated
Thanks

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,765
    edited December 1969

    You don't - an INJ pose is a pose that loads new morph data, but Genesis doesn't work that way. A custom morph needs to be saved as a Morph asset (File>Save as>Support Asset, with the author and product names determining the names of the folders created in \Data\DAZ 3D\Genesis\Base\Morphs), and then you need a Shaping or Character preset to set the morphs used (Shaping saves just morph values, character saves morphs and materials).

  • timnaastimnaas Posts: 119
    edited March 2013

    OK, guess I'm not completely following you. You say genesis doesn't work that way, but the example that I am showing here is a genesis character file. I have made character/ mat presets so I some what famillar with that.
    So if I am understanding this, for example, I would have to "0" the navel and save it as a Support Asset for "off" navel dialed to "1" save it as a Support Asset for "on" , then save each as a separate shaping preset, correct. (not sure what I said here makes since)

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  • timnaastimnaas Posts: 119
    edited December 1969

    Sorry, forgot to say :Thanks"

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,765
    edited December 1969

    No, you need a support asset only for a newly created shape, not for dial settings. Then you save a preset to set the values for the morphs used, whether they are new custom morphs or standard morphs. You can call them INJ and REM if you like, but it's technically wrong and risks spreading the confusion you are feeling - I'd call them just navel on/navel off or the like.

  • timnaastimnaas Posts: 119
    edited December 1969

    Richard
    Again, for responding

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