In there, you will see a series of different designs for the Bikini. In the Content Tab, go to the section called Poses and find the MAT V3 Clothing folder. We already have the Bikini selected, so we will start with that. You can also change textures of the Bikini, and of V3, to make them more interesting and life-like. Step 4 - Creating Your Scene-Texturing Figures The Clothing is now Fitted to V3 and will stay with her as you pose her. Click on that and choose V3 SAE from the drop down menu. Near the bottom of the General section in the parameters tab, you should have a Fit-To button. To Fit the Bikini to V3 so that it will move with her when you pose her, just select the Bikini in your Scene tab (Windows- > Scene), and then go to your Parameters tab. Note: Clothing can be in a wide variety of folders, so you should check your ReadMe to find out where it was installed.
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Then just double click on the V3 Bikini Full SR1 to load it into your scene. In this scene we will use her Bikini, so go to where the bikini figure is located in the content tab, which is Figures- > V3 Morphing Clothes. Once Victoria is completely loaded the progress window should disappear and you will see Victoria 3 in the document window in the default pose.
To load V3, go to your Figures- > DAZ People folder, and double click on the icon that says Victoria 3 SAE.Īfter you do this a progress window will pop up which shows you the progress of loading the Victoria 3.0 figure into your document window.
Step 3 - Creating Your Scene-Loading Figuresįor this scene, I will use V3 and some of her accessories. (The items are, by default, organized by how the program handles them.) If you have multiple Runtimes, you will see them all in your Content tab. Lights and Cameras create new lights and cameras for use in the scene. MATerial Pose Files apply MATerials to your Figure). Note: When you are looking at a Poser-content folder, Figures, Hair and Props contain actual things that can be loaded into your scene, while Pose, Face and Hands contain things to modify the item you currently have selected in your scene(i.e. Clothing, sometimes hair, and scenes, will often be in your Figures folder. In your Content tab, your content will be organized in a similar way to how it would be in Poser. Once you have added your Content directories, close and reopen DAZ Studio.Īfter you'reopen DAZ Studio, you should have a Content tab (Windows- > Content), usually on the left side of your DAZ Studio interface. Make sure to add the folder that contains the Runtime, otherwise DAZ Studio will not read the content correctly.įor instance, if you have a DAZ:Victoria:Runtime folder, you should add the 'Victoria' folder to your content directories. You can also create different Runtime folders to organize your content.įor example, you can have all of your Victoria 3 items in one Runtime, and all of your Michael 3 items in another Runtime. If you have Poser 4, 5, or 6, you can also add content from them here. You can also manually add your DAZ:Studio:content folder to your Content Directories from here. To do this, click on your Edit- > Preferences (PC) or DAZ Studio- > Preferences (Mac), and choose Poser Content Directories from the drop-down menu.Ĭlick Search to have DAZ Studio search your entire computer for Poser Content. Once DAZ Studio is installed, the first thing you should do is set your Poser content Directories.
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