Included with the ZIP is a little manual as PDF. The new version (7.714) includes an option to adjust the eyelids. There are possibilities to control the movement of the head and the eyes. The last script lets the character look at the camera (or any other object). There are also scripts to mirror a pose, create a symmetric pose.

Other scripts may be used to apply full body poses to only part of the body. There are scripts to fix poses designed for Aiko 3 / Michael 4 / Victoria 4 on Genesis 1, 2 or 3 (e.g. Now updated to work with Genesis 3 Females also.

Just as in the real world again, in order to have a specific image appear within the mirror, the image must be angled in order to reflect correctly.This is a collection of scripts to help posing characters in DAZ Studio. Just as in the real world, reflection requires a light source therefore, if you have NO light within the scene, you will have no reflection. Reflections are not seen immediately within the “Viewport”, in addition, some other surface properties (bump, displacement) will not come into existence until you render the scene. Then decrease the value of the “Glossy Roughness” slider. Step 3: Increase the value to 1.00 within the “Glossy Reflectivity” slider. Within the “Surface” pane, select the “Editor” tab and then select the surface that you wish to add a reflection to.

Step 2: Mirror(s) may have multiple surfaces (back, side, front, etc.). Step 1: Select the mirror in the “Scene” pane. For this example, we will discuss how to place a reflection on a mirror surface. Reflections can be placed on surfaces such as a mirror, window, inanimate objects, and eyes.

Daz studio mirror pose