0 of 0
About this mod
This is simply a body morph slider for Daz that will allow you to easily shape armors that you make in programs like Marvelous Designer, Clo3D, Blender, Etc... Using this morph you can shape your clothing into a SkyrimSE pose that will make weighting it in Outfit Studio easier. There are no assets included other than the morph slider that I made.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
- Donations
DIM installer added - i figured it out - ty again Charles17 for paving the way. You can drop the zip in your Daz Install Manager's Packages folder - to find there that is you can use the gear (settings) icon in the DIM to locate it's folders. Once you put the zip in, you can refresh DIM and it will be ready to install like any other daz file.
Morphs for all popular bodies now included.
To load your morph - you must install Daz Studio - it is free - it comes with the Genesis 9 essentials, which is what this morph is for. You can unzip this into your daz library data folder. the folder structure is in the zip file. Youtube has some great videos on installing morph files for your figures. To use once it is installed - you can select the daz 9 figure and then go to the parameters tab and find the morphs section and the CBBE head and body morph sliders will be there.
This does nothing on it's own. In daz it will allow you to shape finished clothing to the Skyrim shape. you can then export as OBJ and import into Outfit Studio for weighting and conversion. I have no tutorial for you at this time. Youtube is your friend. I am simply providing the sliders as a way to hopefully save someone time and frustration who is wanting to make outfits and armor. I suggest using the G9 Dev version instead of the G9 regular.
Please adhere to Daz's TOS if you choose to not make your own outfit and armor meshes, but go the rout of exporting files your buy from them.
Again there are no assets for the game included with this - this is simple a slider file.
This slider was made using daz, skyrim, and R3DS.
--------------------------------------------------
Plans for the VERY SOON(TM) Future:
Vanilla M & F
CBBE
SOS
Himbo
SAM? (I need to look into this one)
UNP
BHUNP
*(SOS Light and Sam Light (Non high-poly) use vanilla.)*
Other Genesis character version below 9 - as time allows.
A guide for this - or at the very least a collection of links for youtube tutorials and other resources that make armor making easier if you don't need to search for them.
Bodies are all done - if i forgot one lemme know. =)
--------------------------------------------------
*I don't own LE - but being that the shapes are the same and this is not a mod FOR the game it's a tool for Daz - this will absolutely work if you are making armors for it.
-------------------------------------------------
Credits and Thanks:
I would like to credit Jay from WP Guru on youtube - https://youtu.be/fld_Fp36DC8?si=bz8DRifXaY7ylUq3 - without whom i would never have figured out how to do this.
Immyneedscake and Mern - for the videos that made me realize this was even a thing that could be done.
WineDave for peaking my interest in 3d modelling and being supportive in my learning process.
All of the wonderful body, armor and clothing makers out there making mods.
and Kreiste for posting his SOS and Vanilla male references and a 75 page PDF guide for making conversions from handmade armors and bringing them into the game.
Charles17 for pointing the way to making the DIM installer.
Morphs for all popular bodies now included.
To load your morph - you must install Daz Studio - it is free - it comes with the Genesis 9 essentials, which is what this morph is for. You can unzip this into your daz library data folder. the folder structure is in the zip file. Youtube has some great videos on installing morph files for your figures. To use once it is installed - you can select the daz 9 figure and then go to the parameters tab and find the morphs section and the CBBE head and body morph sliders will be there.
This does nothing on it's own. In daz it will allow you to shape finished clothing to the Skyrim shape. you can then export as OBJ and import into Outfit Studio for weighting and conversion. I have no tutorial for you at this time. Youtube is your friend. I am simply providing the sliders as a way to hopefully save someone time and frustration who is wanting to make outfits and armor. I suggest using the G9 Dev version instead of the G9 regular.
Please adhere to Daz's TOS if you choose to not make your own outfit and armor meshes, but go the rout of exporting files your buy from them.
Again there are no assets for the game included with this - this is simple a slider file.
This slider was made using daz, skyrim, and R3DS.
--------------------------------------------------
Plans for the VERY SOON(TM) Future:
CBBE
SOS
Himbo
SAM? (I need to look into this one)
UNP
BHUNP
*(SOS Light and Sam Light (Non high-poly) use vanilla.)*
Other Genesis character version below 9 - as time allows.
A guide for this - or at the very least a collection of links for youtube tutorials and other resources that make armor making easier if you don't need to search for them.
Bodies are all done - if i forgot one lemme know. =)
--------------------------------------------------
*I don't own LE - but being that the shapes are the same and this is not a mod FOR the game it's a tool for Daz - this will absolutely work if you are making armors for it.
-------------------------------------------------
Credits and Thanks:
I would like to credit Jay from WP Guru on youtube - https://youtu.be/fld_Fp36DC8?si=bz8DRifXaY7ylUq3 - without whom i would never have figured out how to do this.
Immyneedscake and Mern - for the videos that made me realize this was even a thing that could be done.
WineDave for peaking my interest in 3d modelling and being supportive in my learning process.
All of the wonderful body, armor and clothing makers out there making mods.
and Kreiste for posting his SOS and Vanilla male references and a 75 page PDF guide for making conversions from handmade armors and bringing them into the game.
Charles17 for pointing the way to making the DIM installer.