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Heya, The easiest way to find the path to the .dsf is to find the morph in Daz and click the cog, then parameter settings. It will show the path at the bottom of the dialog and there is a button you can click which will open the folder with the .duf which can be copied straight into vam's morph...

Juno updated Alara with a new update entry: 2026 QOL Read the rest of this update entry...

Hey all. Heres an updated version of Alara in prep for a couple of scenes she will star in. Updates New hair to deal with scalp clip - this still happens with tesselation plugins... New diffuse with new eyebrows and makeup Updated clothes - eyes, mouth and makeup

When you import clothes into vam, the cloth item is wrapped to the vam model based on the cloth mesh to the nearest vertice on the model. For most of the body this is fine and doesn't lead to much distortion of the cloth but the crotch area is well known for having issues. There's a couple of...

You can simply do an upgrade over the top, old presets should somewhat work though if a shader version gets updated they may not look the same as before.

I don't off hand I'm afraid, no ones made one for vam purposes, I've not attempted somthing like this myself. The bake itself is very simple, you just hit the bake icon (croissant) in SP and select the high poly model to bake down onto a model in SP. The hard part is preparing a model to bake...

Sorry to say but the model in vam does not have the mesh density to support the subdivison levels HD morphs use, the only option is to bake the extra detail into normal maps using somthing like substance painter.

I'll be honest her face looks like she's 10-20 morphs away from the default vam model, especially her profile shot.

My guide wont work for this, all you get is an extremely low res obj with no rigging whatsoever - the guide is meant as a quick and dirty way to sculpt an existing model. It's possible but far more involved, you would need to backport the vam model to daz, convert it to genesis8 then move to...

As far as I know there is no way to merge morphs from both male and female into a single slider using the merge plugins. The morph merge plugins all read the gender of the model in use and only look at the morphs of that gender. Myself I would make 2 morph merges one for each gender, take note...

I've found its fine to have it nice and low I did a top with 15k on the actual item and 3k on the sim proxy and it worked just fine, It's mostly a case of finding the lowest density you can whilst avoiding clip issues. Really nice as the sim overhead for even high poly stuff is based on the proxy.

Yep pretty much this, the proxy mesh just needs to be a single layer with good mesh topology and density so it sims well with minimal clip. In a double skirt situation itll want to be the inner skirt, you only need to sim the proxy mesh ;)

Should be fine with those specs and even if you can't maintain a solid 60 in a complex scene there are plugins to enable you to render videos frame by frame ensuring buttah smooth video. Images who cares if you are at 1fps as long as you can hit the screen capture button lol

If there are morphs inside a var you want to be able to see in your morph list you need to open the package manager in VaM, select the var in question then select the morph preload option. This will make all the morphs in the var visible in your morph list.

Glad it works for you buddy!

Aye @Spacedog pointed this out during beta testing and I have no idea how 2 vars can exist with same names, on the same post. It's most irregular :ROFLMAO: I should test this on my clean vam and see if it gets the right one.

Just dropped my latest look Allegra after a long ass break Have fun yall https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/allegra.66791