need help with Daz3d and applying g8f anatomy to a character

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    peter221
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    I'm trying to apply G8f anatomical elements to default G8F / G8.1F (I've tried both) female model, but am running into this issue:

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    The genitals are partly hidden inside the base figure, it looks like I'm missing a morph being applied to adjust base figure's shape, or something.

    The same thing happens with NGV8. So I'm not sure if I'm missing something obvious (it's been a while since I did anything in Daz) or if something has actually broken in my Daz3D install... I vaguely remember it working fine when I tried this before.

    #2143467
    RTPing
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    try to re-install the default G8F/G8.1F?

    #2143539
    peter221
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    Reinstalling G8F Essentials and G8F Anatomical Elements didn't immediately solve the issue, but I think I managed to fix it.

    What ultimately helped was temporarily moving out all morph subfolders from under
    <My Library>\data\DAZ 3D\Genesis 8\Female\Morphs
    folder except the main "DAZ 3D" one. G8F anatomy was then applying correctly. And it now continues working even after returning all the moved morphs back into the same place. Weird. :shrug:

    #2143603
    NahixOc
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    If it happens again, you should check your log file, there might be an error showing up. Got any duplicates appearing or any other kind of error showing when loading anatomical elements or G8 figures?

    #2143624
    RTPing
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    Good to hear, I also had several times creating some base-models but got morphed models,
    When having tons of morphs, there may actually be some twerked morphs(JCM?/PHM?/PBM?) which will over-write the base model.

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