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The transfer limit works both ways.
You can send/receive 10000 points a day.
But it is also kinda flexible.
Example:
If people have sent you 3000 points your transfer limit is at 7000 pts. If you send somebody 1000 points your limit climbs up to 8000 pts again.So as long as you don't hit the magic 0 points transfer limit by sending or receiving you can exchange as many points as you want (in the example above you could still send 12000 points if you split the transactions to each be smaller than 10k).
In your situation you have received 10k or more points in a row which exceeded the daily limit.
If you don't want to wait until tomorrow for the limit to be reset you could ask Hunter to take care of the situation for you.
If you're using an english labeled keyboard you could try the Home key. In other languages the names might differ (like Pos1, Orig or sometimes just an arrow ↖).
The tips here should get you started with Genesis 8.1. 😉
What about this one?
"3D assets inspired by or used in this render" could range from all assets including custom morphs, textures etc. to one candle asset that looks like the one in the far corner of the image you bought...
@ace94
I wouldn't call it losing our minds. It is more trying to understand what Daz is up to now again.
As this whole NFT thing (blockchain people selling digital stuff to oblivious people) is completely hyped at the moment like ICOs (Initial coin offerings -> blockchain people selling the first coins of their fancy new fantasy currency that might become a thing to oblivious people) were some time ago.I'm definitely not an expert of all that blockchain hype bull so I might be wrong...
The point of NFTs is that they are unique (non-fungible as in not exchangable) so what you buy is an image or tweet or whatever that nobody else can have. So if somebody would sue you for having their image it is easy to cryptographically prove you don't.
So to sum it up NFTs are a way to sell your renders not your 3D models. Meaning DAZ can turn their gallery into a place to make money by charging fees for every image that gets sold on their site.That name sounded familiar so I dug a little and found it was connected to some swimsuit bundle from last year.
I have also found a quite handy trick here:
To re-enable G8 expressions for G8.1, do the following:
- - Navigate within your content directory to …dataDAZ 3DGenesis 8Female 8_1MorphsDaz 3D
- Right-click on the “Base Pose Head” directory and “Send To…” -> Compressed Zip Folder
- A new Zip file containing the directory should appear. If not, stop and do not continue until you confirm the directory is zipped and safe (for later restore if needed)
- You can now delete the “Base Pose Head” folder
- Right-click on the “Expressions” directory and “Send To…” -> Compressed Zip Folder
- A new Zip file containing the directory should appear. If not, stop and do not continue until you confirm the directory is zipped and safe (for later restore if needed)
- You can now delete the “Expressions” folderNow load a G8.1 Female and both your G8 and G8.1 expressions should work.
Moderator: Good trick @hottehue, thanks for this one! The backup is very important, glad you included it. - AnjaBearNumber 3 is the Twilight Outfit which is part of the Tasha 8 Pro Bundle.
@baconsmoke
If you want "people who shouldn’t be finding" your items from finding them you might want to consider using a hoster that doesn't put the name of your folder/file into the URL (e.g. Mega or Google Drive).
@muldersfiles
Items that are not sold at the Daz store are mostly not usable with DIM as getting your content compatible is an extra step of work. 😐
So seeing that the blog post points to Rendo, Rotica, etc. means in most cases you'll end up with a manual install.
DIM looks for zip archives with a certain naming convention (IM12345678-01_awesomeItemName.zip) and then sticks to the content of the dsx files inside the archive (Supplement.dsx and Manifest.dsx). As long as these files are around (and the files are in the places the Manifest.dsx points to) you can choose a random SKU (has to be eight digits) and a random name for your zip.
See this example:
TL;DR:
You don't need to have the original archive name as long as you make it look "close enough" for DIM to recognize it as something it can work with.@raex-d
I stumbled upon this trick (the first comment). I haven't tried it yet but it might be worth a try.I can't confirm this. I've pasted a working link to the input field.
JDownloader was running in background and announced it found downloadable files in that link. So I'm pretty sure there happened something afterwards.
ace94 is right especially links to renderosity show this -- issue.monkseye updated the URL for the post. So now it should work fine.
- - Navigate within your content directory to …dataDAZ 3DGenesis 8Female 8_1MorphsDaz 3D
