I've been making morphs for a while, but genital morphs eluded me. I've figured it out today, but sadly it did not fix my main reason for learning how to do it.
If I want to create a morph that affects the area between the lower abdomen and pubic area, I get ugly geometry from the sudden stop. As genital morphs are seperate, I thought regular morphs would not affect the genital area at all. But when I use two morphs, regular and genital, that should've worked together to create a blend of the final shape made in Blender, they amplify each other. In DAZ they blend together perfectly.
If I want to create a morph that affects the area between the lower abdomen and pubic area, I get ugly geometry from the sudden stop. As genital morphs are seperate, I thought regular morphs would not affect the genital area at all. But when I use two morphs, regular and genital, that should've worked together to create a blend of the final shape made in Blender, they amplify each other. In DAZ they blend together perfectly.
