o nice it worked thx a lot

Why, when placing a number (-0,3) in calf bonedelta, does it automatically place another number other than what I put?

Another question is, how do I make my custom rig to open in morphmaker?

There's a button to load custom rig.

As for the numbers changing, I'm away from my modding computer for a few days and can't check that until I get home. You could try using a period instead of a comma in the number field - that's the only thing I can think of.

with the dot the same thing happens, with (,) the commands are smaller, with (.) the changes are quite drastic.

about the custom rig I saw the button, but how does it load a custom rig if the files are .rig _rig and I have no idea how to create these files.

You said you have a custom rig - what format is it? If it's not in TS4 format you'd have to convert it somehow. TS4 uses a grannyrig format but I don't know how standard it is.

Thank You!

Is EA's default fat/thin slider included in the list of hotspot controls, if it is what is it's name/tgi?

No, the fat/thin morphs are not in the HotSpot Controls. You'd have to do default replacements of the DMaps for the body condition morphs:

Clone the Sim Modifiers as default replacements: yfheadBody_Heavy, yfheadBody_Lean, ymheadBody_Heavy and ymheadBody_Lean. (I think these are used for children also but not sure.)
Extract the DMaps and make new ones to replace them.

As I recall the Sim Modifiers aren't used, so you have to replace the DMaps with new ones with the same TGIs.

found it thanks

Cmar, I'm trying to create a Dmaps of a big adult dog, when exporting the full body base mesh in obj everything is ok, everything appears in blender 2.75. after modifying everything, and selecting everything too and exporting to obj, put the base and my modification and when creating dmaps, say "the base and morph mesh faces do not match!" what is going on?

Unfortunately the process depends on the order of vertices and faces not changing. If you didn't use the Blender option to keep vertex order, or if you added or removed vertices in any way, that will cause this error. I think Blender sometimes simply exports the vertices and faces differently for some meshes even when you do everything right.

You can try importing the base to Blender and exporting it without changes, and use that exported mesh as your base. If that doesn't work, you can try importing the base, exporting it unchanged to use as the base, then making changes and export again as the morph.

yes, i did it .. i exported the base, opened it in blender, didn't move anything, i exported it from blender, i put it in the morph maker to create dmpas and continued with the same error.

I'm trying to make the paws of smaller cats and dogs, and the bonedelta always changes the numbers I put in too. I have not been having good results! : x

Sorry, I'm not sure exactly what you did - did you import the base mesh into Blender, export without changes, then export AGAIN and use the first export as the base and the second as the morph? That is what you should try, and if it works you can make your changes and export again for the morph mesh.

If you imported to Blender, exported without changes, and then used the original mesh from MorphMaker as the base and the Blender export as the morph and got the error that pretty much proves that Blender is changing the vertex and/or triangle order.

I have a guess about what's causing the numbers to change in the bone delta editor. I've attached a new version of MorphMaker for you to try. There are also some changes that should make the bone delta previews more accurate I hope. I haven't had time to test it completely so please report problems.

Edit: I removed the attached version since it also has a serious bug in the bone delta editor. I'll be posting an official new version soon, hopefully today.

Version 4.1 is uploaded, hopefully fixing this issue without making things worse.

thanks, i will try again! you are wonderful.

unfortunately still the same way: /

Sorry this is still happening. I think now it's probably caused by the tool converting from global to local coordinates to save the bone adjustment, then converting it back when you click to another bone and back. When there are multiple adjustments to a chain of bones it gets a bigger error in the conversion, or that's what it looks like to me. I'll fiddle with it, and thanks.

If it happens to be fixed, I don't even know if what I intend to do will work out fine! but in any case, it's always good to warn you, isn't it? thanks again.

Hello. I investigated the comments above and understood that my problem is messy meshes. But I can't fix it. Can you help me?

Thankful.
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I can't examine the mesh right now, but from the pic it looks like the normals are messed up. You may not have exported the normals correctly. The easiest way to fix it is to check 'Ignore normals' when you make the DMap.

Hi. I couldnt found the 'Ignore normals', but I found this now, its in 'Create shapes and normal DMaps'.
My preset its awesome! Thank you so much!

Hi! Does anyone know how to fix the "you have not entered a valid display index value" that appears when I click on 'save preset' right before saving a face preset as new package?

Since I can't see what you entered in the display index field behind the error message, it's hard to say. The display index has to be a number. If you put a comma in it, try a period instead.

The number in it is the default one '0.00'. Do I need to change it to another one?