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Not subdividing?

deleted userdeleted user Posts: 1,204
edited November 2014 in The Commons

I'm running into a new issue here. My figures and props don't want to subdivide. My genesis is on Sub level two, but has the resolution of base. Meaning it don't work. I even put it at sub level 3 knowing it would lock my PC at such high Res...
It didn't change nothing. Tried the same thing on the hair. No go on that either.

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  • Zev0Zev0 Posts: 7,089
    edited November 2014

    Resolution level must be set on high, not base. Only then will it take into account the different subD levels on the figure. Also you can leave the SubD level at 1 and when you render the HD details (if dialled up) will render at what ever subD level they were created on. You only time you set the subD level higher prior to rendering in DS, is if you wish to see the details before you hit render. In Poser the subD level has to be changed before hand because it only renders at the level it is set at.

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  • deleted userdeleted user Posts: 1,204
    edited November 2014

    No shit... lol.
    I know that. It is on high...

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  • throttlekittythrottlekitty Posts: 173
    edited December 1969

    Check your viewport settings maybe?
    edit>preferences: Interface

  • deleted userdeleted user Posts: 1,204
    edited December 1969

    I restarted the program. Seems to be working now. I'll bump if I see it again.

  • deleted userdeleted user Posts: 1,204
    edited December 1969

    Zev0 said:
    Resolution level must be set on high, not base. Only then will it take into account the different subD levels on the figure. Also you can leave the SubD level at 1 and when you render the HD details (if dialled up) will render at what ever subD level they were created on. You only time you set the subD level higher prior to rendering in DS, is if you wish to see the details before you hit render. In Poser the subD level has to be changed before hand because it only renders at the level it is set at.

    Thanks for the advice, but I don't normally render characters in Daz. I use Reality Plug in for that.

  • Herald of FireHerald of Fire Posts: 3,504
    edited November 2014

    FlowerGirl said:
    Thanks for the advice, but I don't normally render characters in Daz. I use Reality Plug in for that.
    Reality needs the subD set beforehand, similar to Poser. Move the slider to the correct number of subdivisions before exporting to Luxrender, that means bringing it to level 3 subdivision for any HD morphs you may have. In some cases that might mean changing the slider to remove the limits.
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  • deleted userdeleted user Posts: 1,204
    edited December 1969

    I know how SubD works guys. This was not user error.

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