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Geograft of Geograft issue
Hi there!
I have a 2 level geograft made using two existent props without modifying the polycount, so I can keep their morphs.
The prop in the middle (green) shares the “graft faces for attachment” with both the parent (blue) and the child (red)
With surprise, it works on daz, but when I try to merge them in blender I get this error
If I export red and green they merge correctly, the same if I export green and blue, so I guess the problem is because red and blue share the same attachment faces with red.
Before splitting the green faces to have unique attachments, I wonder if there’s a way to fix that.
Thanks
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repo owner Not quite sure if I understand the situation. In general, if you have a hierarchy of geografts (geografts for geografts), the higher levels should be merged first, and the bottom layer geografts should be merged at the same time. But I think that the tool now recognizes hierarchies automatically, so selecting all geografts at the same time should work.
Though I never tested the case that several geografts share the same boundary. That might be a problem.
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reporter Yea sorry I was meaning “geograft for geografts” and I’m in the same situation explained here http://diffeomorphic.blogspot.com/2021/01/merging-multiple-geografts.html.
But in my case, the bottom layer (green) shares the same boundary with the higher level (red) and the body level (blue).
I’ll attach the scene in case you want to take a look, in the meantime I will look for another solution.
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reporter - attached Futagen_TEST.blend
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repo owner The vertex number table introduced recently introduced a new bug for geografts for geografts; some things were done in the wrong order. Fixed now.
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