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Does Daz Studio have a way to hide parts of the figure?
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I'm not sure what you mean by template, if you want to go the route of using mat files to hide portions then that is slightly more involved, and you will need the figure templates to create the trans maps needed. Which figure do you want to do this for?
The pose presets are just that, they close the eye hiding the part, they are especially usefull when dealing with the hands as they close all the eyes connected to the fingers which is quicker than doing it manually. If you want to create presets yourself, hide the figure part and save as a pose preset - this should work.
The pose presets are just that, they close the eye hiding the part, they are especially usefull when dealing with the hands as they close all the eyes connected to the fingers which is quicker than doing it manually. If you want to create presets yourself, hide the figure part and save as a pose preset - this should work.
It's for the HiveWire Housecat. I want to hide the ears. I know in Poser there's a real easy script that hides them. Just trying to do this product for both Poser and DS. If you say it's easier to do it manually in DS I'll just put that in the read me.
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Its a way of adding something like for example tentacles to a figure also for replacing parts, the seahorse availble here for harry uses the technique.
Here's a thread on it, I think there are several as well as video tutorials.
[Tutorial] Starting out with Geo-Grafting (repost)
Here's a thread on it, I think there are several as well as video tutorials.
[Tutorial] Starting out with Geo-Grafting (repost)
It's called Geografting but it's a bit more complicated.
If you can live with the hole because it's covered by the mane anyway all you need is a properties preset:
Hide the ears using the eye symbol in the scene tab.
Then go to File - Save As - Properties Preset
Uncheck the tabs for Shaping, Pose and Mat, activate it for "Other"
Uncheck everything except Display - Visible
Click Accept
If you can live with the hole because it's covered by the mane anyway all you need is a properties preset:
Hide the ears using the eye symbol in the scene tab.
Then go to File - Save As - Properties Preset
Uncheck the tabs for Shaping, Pose and Mat, activate it for "Other"
Uncheck everything except Display - Visible
Click Accept