When a Shape is applied to a TriAx™ figure, the conformed items are also modified with that Shape. However, this can adversely affect parts of a model intended to be rigid, and can also be problematic when figure bones are scaled or moved as a result of a Shape.

• Prepare Mesh for Export

• Export Morphed and Unmorphed Versions

• Import to Modeler

• Replace Original Shape with Distorted Shape

• Create Morph Target

• Export Modified Mesh

• Prepare to Import New Morph

• Import New Morph

• Test New Morph

Example of item warped because of morph

If SubD, set viewport level to 0

In Mesh Smoothing, turn on “Interactive Update”

Export base shape of conforming item on figure for modeler

Export morphed shape of conforming item on figure

Import obj on base shape in modeler

Also import obj on morphed shape

Copy mesh you want to retain from morphed (warped) version of conformer

Return to base shape

Create new mesh item

Paste copied mesh into second layer

In vertex map of “background” (obj on base figure), make pasted content in that morph target

Delete second layer. Test morph: object should now warp in base shape.

Select warped portion and clear morph from that section. Adjust position as needed.

Select geometry of conforming object, and use Selection→Invert to select and delete base figure.

Save remaining mesh out as obj

Return to DAZ Studio. Turn off Interactive Update and Enable Mesh Smoothing.

Dial up morph causing warp in base figure.

Get name of morph (see Modifying Auto-Generated Morphs *)

Launch Morph Loader Pro

Load fixed obj. Adjust settings in Morph Loader Pro dialog:

paste name of morph

Overwrite Existing→Deltas Only

Scrub morph to update display.