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Saved Morph Loading at 100% when creating new figure

DiasporaDiaspora Posts: 453
in Daz Studio Discussion

So, I made a morph for Genesis 8 and I saved it and closed Daz Studio.

Now, every time I add even a base Genesis 8 to a scene, that morph will always be set to 100%.

Not a big deal cause I can just set it to 100% and go about my business but it is a bit of a nuisance, I didn't intend this behavior, and all that.

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  • DiasporaDiaspora Posts: 453

    Oh, whoops, I meant to post this in the technical support forum, mods, please move.

  • crosswindcrosswind Posts: 7,828
    edited January 31

    In Parameter Settings of this morph property, change Defaut to 0. Resave Morph Asset. Or, open the dsf file of this morph in its data folder, with Notepad++, change "value" : 1 to "value" : 0. Save and reload your figure.

    Post edited by crosswind on
  • DiasporaDiaspora Posts: 453

    "Notepad++"

    I did not know this app existed but now I need it in my life. Thank you for your advice!

  • DiasporaDiaspora Posts: 453

    So, I tried opening the morph dsf with Notepad++ but it was basically the same indecipherable way it appeared when I tried opening it with vanilla notepad. What am I likely doing wrong?

  • crosswindcrosswind Posts: 7,828

    Diaspora said:

    So, I tried opening the morph dsf with Notepad++ but it was basically the same indecipherable way it appeared when I tried opening it with vanilla notepad. What am I likely doing wrong?

    You did nothing wrong but just needed to uncompress DSF file via: Window > Panes > Batch Convert, before opening the file with Notepad++

  • DrunkMonkeyProductionsDrunkMonkeyProductions Posts: 1,012

    crosswind said:

    Diaspora said:

    So, I tried opening the morph dsf with Notepad++ but it was basically the same indecipherable way it appeared when I tried opening it with vanilla notepad. What am I likely doing wrong?

    You did nothing wrong but just needed to uncompress DSF file via: Window > Panes > Batch Convert, before opening the file with Notepad++

    Or, decompress the file with 7zip(or other decompression utility), delete the original dsf and change the extension to .dsf of the decompressed file.

    I personally find this a bit faster, using 7zip as it adds a right click menu option, than the rigamarole of batch convert for single files.

     

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