Explanation for Model Changes

So I changed some models from the beginning because I had technical problems with Daz3d. I was still learning a lot at that time. At first I used all the Daz Genesis 8 models.

One day I was watching videos on youtube from professional Daz3d users about saving morphs. I thought it might help me to make character creation easier. But unfortunately I didn't know that it would actually change other models, because it means I have to reload all those saved morphs whether I want to or not. By the time I realized it, it was too late, so a lot of models turned out pretty weird. And the problem didn't stop there.

As you can see from the picture I uploaded (luckily I still have the screenshot), there were often chaotic errors. Mel's face, as you can see in the picture, got so weird that her nose got deformed, and that happens to other models all the time as well. Finally I decided to use Genesis 9, then yes, the problem has nothing to do with Genesis 9, there were never such errors for it.

And I think it's also not a bad idea to use Genesis 9, because currently a lot of outfit updates require the Genesis 9 version, which can't be used in Genesis 8, while Genesis 8 outfits can be used in Genesis 9.

You know, when such errors occur, I always have to save the previous file and reload it, and that takes a long time, at least 30 minutes. So imagine if there are five Genesis 8 characters in one scene, I have to deal with these errors several times a day.🤔

But don't worry about the progress of the game, because I have tried to adapt these model changes to the story, and now there are already 215 static renders for Episode 6, and after Elliana, there will be no more model changes. 

Nevertheless, I apologize to anyone who has been inconvenienced by this model change. Really, if I had known about this "saving morph's thing" from the beginning, I certainly wouldn't have wanted any changes.

Thank you for your support and understanding.

Best regards,

BlueInk