Under File: click the '~' button which will bring up the Open window. In the Edit menu (assuming you have installed Morph Loader correctly) you should see Morph Loader, click this to bring up the Morph Loader window. It is imperative that during this process you DO NOT create or remove any vertexes, if when the Morph Loader is reading the 'obj' file of your figure it detects more or less vertexes than the original figure which you are trying to load it onto it will come up with an error message.Д«ack in DAZ Studio load Victoria into the default scene and ensure you have her selected in the Scene window. This tutorial is about the Morph Loader not 3D modeling so I have only done this simple change just so you can try it for yourself to create a more complex morph you must have a working knowledge of the 3D modeling program you are using. Now click and drag the little yellow dot (see pic below) on your selection to increase the size of her nose. In the Properties window tick the Soft Selection box and move the slider just below it until quite a bit of her nose is selected (you will see this by the red dots that appear on her face all around your selected polygon). Zoom in (role the wheel on your mouse), turn on Select Faces, and click on a polygon on the end of her nose. Rotate your view to the front (hold down Alt + left mouse button, move mouse to rotate as required). Turn on Select Object from the Selection Palette, and click on Victoria's head to select it. This is very simple and quick to do in Hexagon and it makes a noticeable difference to Victoria's face. Step 3: Import figure into your chosen 3D modeling programДЇor my morph I am going to do something simple, give Victoria a bulbous nose. You can use the 'What's This'(?) function in the bottom left at any time, to give you more information about a specific heading in the Export window. Second the 'Ignore Invisible Nodes' box, this is the reason we made everything but Victoria's Head invisible, by ensuring this box is ticked we will only export her head and as this is the only part we wish to work on it will prevent unnecessary computer slowdown whilst editing. If you are going to use another 3D modeling program then select it or an applicable scale from the Preset dropdown list. I'm not an advanced user of DAZ Studio so I don't know what every one of these setting does but fortunately DAZ Studio is user friendly enough so that we only have to concern ourselves with two things in this window.ДЇirst the Preset box, in this tutorial I'm going to use Hexagon to create my morph so I select Hexagon from the Preset dropdown list. When you click Save it will bring up the 'Export: Wavefront Object (obj)' window.

Also make sure you'remember where you save it. Make the Save type 'Wavefront Object (obj)', and name it something like 'Victoria Head' so you can find it again easily. Step 2: Export your figure as 'Wavefront (obj)'ДЇrom the File menu select Export to bring up the Export file window. In the Scene tab select Victoria's head and click the little eye to the right of it to make her head visible once more.

Now select Victoria from the Scene tab, click the little eye on the right and Victoria should disappear. Load your figure into the DAZ Studio default scene, don't change its position and make sure you don't have any other figures loaded.

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