Now that you have your morph all set up in Daz Studio, you need to save it if you want it to be there next time you fire up Daz Studio.

1. Make sure the morph is at 0

This will ensure that it won’t be dialed in every time you load in Genesis 3.

2. Save the Morph Asset

Go to File > Save As > Support Asset > Morph Asset(s).

3. Select the Morph(s) to be Saved



Following the same hierarchy you set in the previous steps select the morph(s) you created and want to save. It is VERY important you select your morph(s) and only your morph(s). Or, you may accidently overwrite some other morphs and have to re-install a bunch of products to fix the damage (it has happened to a lot of people, including Daz PAs).

4. Set the Asset Directory

I like to save all my creations in a separate Daz Studio Library than the one I install all my content into using DIM (if you haven’t already, you may have to add the Library using the Content Directory Manager within Daz Studio’s preferences). I feel it’s a little bit safer and helpful with content creation.

5. Vendor Name & Product Name

These two fields will determine the folder structure that Daz Studio will use when saving your morph. The folder hierarchy will end up like this when saving a G3F morph:

Your Selected Daz Studio Library\data\DAZ 3D\Genesis 3\Female\Morphs\Vendor Name\Product Name\Name of the Morph.dsf

6. Click Accept, once you have everything configured the way you want.

Congratulations! You have now officially created your own custom morhp(s) that will still be there next time you open Daz Studio!

Using the steps outlined in this Learning Path, you can create morphs for clothing, hair and props too!