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Morph not working?

Discussion started by llast-ffirst1234

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In DAZ 3D, I'm using the Genesis 8 female model, and I used a morph called "SY 200 Legs Length" made by SickleYield. As I dial up the morph, a point sticks down coming from the upper teeth. It won't dial up along with the rest of it. Right now it's coming from the upper teeth all the way to right beneath the collar bone. Why won't this part dial up with the rest of it?

I'm trying to contact the creator of the morph. Other people encountered this problem, but haven't received a response from them.

Posted over 4 years ago

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llast-ffirst1234

Posted over 4 years ago

I got into contact with SickleYield and they practically told me that they weren't going to help me because the content was free. :-\

Soooo, yeah, I could really use someone else's help now.

Mineral3D wrote over 4 years ago

I don't know this morph but if it should just change the length of a characters legs you can do that in the shaping pane ("Shaping" - "legs" - "Leg's Length"). Make sure you got editormode selected before instead of "Presets". Works with any character fine.