Of course I know how to unhide mesh and did it having in mind hiding it inside character creator. In Daz, genitalia is separate part and when I attach it to the model it hides part of it - so not character creator nor 3dxchange see it as daz model. I would like to import model into iclone and animate there as I really hate motionbuilder, but problem is I can not import genital part. So I have to use custom genitalia instead.

Default iclone model seems terrible that wise as well as default daz model - they simply do not have such parts.

I also don't get why the system would be expecting a MALE character dsf to be in there for a female character.Hi all, For my project I would like to have some model with genitalia (female). On the other hand, none of the loaded characters are showing any obvious sign of incorrect shape or anything. Strangely, a scene preset of a G8F character that I saved out new after the reinstall isn't giving me this error. When I navigate down into the listed location on my E: drive (where I have all my Daz Studio content stored), I can see a Genesis8Female.dsf in there, but no Genesis8Male.dsf The following files could not be found: data/daz 3d/genesis 8/female/genesis8male.dsf I had (and still ahve) all my Daz Studio content on another drive, but have had to go through hoops getting certain things back working right again, such as certain shaders that relied on the nvidia !vMaterials directories being in place on the C: drive.Īnyway, today I discovered that all my old, saved scenes and scene subsets that have a Genesis 8 Female character in them are giving me the following error after I load the scene or the scene subset: Essentially it created a new install of Windows 10, and I had to reinstall all my programs. I recently had an incident where, to get my machine back running again, I had to do some sort of restore-Windows-to-factory-settings thing, where it promised to keep all my files intact, but would remove all the not-from-Microsoft programs.

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