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The Show download link will re-appear after 30 days I. But the actual Mega links don’t change as long as the file is still on the hoster’s site. So if you store the actual links in a text file or spread sheet, you can use them as long as the file is still being hosted.
The short answer is yes.
The Show download link will re-appear after 30 days I think. But the actual Mega links don't change as long as the file is still on the hoster's site. So if you store the actual links in a text file or spread sheet, you can use them as long as the file is still being hosted.
I'll chime in on this. I see no issues with an item being posted both in a bundle and as a single item AS LONG AS it is sold both ways. There does have to be some responsibility of the buyer to make sure they aren't spending points on stuff they already have. Just my 2 cents.
Content Package Assist (https://zonegfx.com/content-package-assist/) is your friend for non-Daz3D files. It will convert all those non-DIM zips into a DIM file Install Manager can recognize.
But if you really don't want to deal with it, just unzip you files into your content folder. A few files will have a main directory call "My Library" or something like that. You will need to move the Sub-directories to the content folder.
The DSF File is the mesh file. If it cannot find it, it won't load the correct object. So it loads a grey box. The log file should tell you the directory the DSF file should be in. If not, you can open the .duf file with a text editor and search for the file name. It will have the directory that the DSF file should be in. Look in that directory and see if it actually exists. If it does, the .DSF file is corrupted. If not, search your DAZ content folder for the DSF file and see if it exist. If it exists, make a copy of the file in the correct directory. DO NOT MOVE IT. Just make a new copy in the correct folder. Moving files in the DATA directory can cause major problems.
Hopefully this helps.
I have seen this before. it can be that the associated mesh file (.dsf) is corrupted in some way. It also could be the .duf file that is calling the mesh file is not working as intended.
Have you checked the log file to see if there is an error?
By the way, you can always use the DAZ Install Manager(DIM) to install Daz3D content. It does have an offline option.
To find the folder:
1. Open Daz studio
2. Under Edit, Click on Preferences
3. Click the Content Tab
4: Click on Content Directory Manager...
5. Click the + next to DAZ Studio FormatsThe Directory listed is your content folder.
