Correcting Rogue Morphs which Overwrite the Base Figure.

[eelgoo]

I suspect many of us have come across this issue.
Occassionaly, you install a character package, usually from an inexperienced vendor, which after you load it once, it corrupts your base figure by writing to it's duf.
The culprits are usually head morphs & body morph dufs.

Now, whilst I can reset the base figure handily enough, if I were to load the character again, the same overwrite issue is going to happen again.

I can & have sucessfully edited dufs in Notepad++
Does anyone know where to find the rogue lines of the duf script that would write to the base figure?

:0/

[outro]

If it's a rogue morph that fires up on the base model by default, check the head, body or character duf file of the unwanted morph.
Under the "channel" section you will find the following entries "value, min, max".
value and min should be set to 0
If they're set to 1, then that's the problem.
Setting them to 0 should solve the problem.

[eelgoo]

I have corrected & resaved the base character. That is not the issue.

The issue is that the corruption will reappear as soon as I reload the 'infected' character.

I would like to get in the relevant character head & body dufs to correct the error.

Is it the character head & body dufs you are referring to?

🙂

[outro]

Yes, look into the head & body dufs of the character that gives you trouble
Check the character duf aswell (the one that loads the full character with head and body morphs)
if "value" and "min" are not set to 0, the head/body morphs of this character will load by default and take over the base model

[eelgoo]

Great info!

Thanks a lot.

I sent you a little 'Thank you!'

Eel 🙂

[outro]

Thanks! Hope it solved your issue.

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