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Daz Studio - New test release

A topic by stripe6499 created May 17, 2025 Views: 899 Replies: 6
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For those of you that use Daz Studio, Daz recently released an alpha version of the next major Daz update: Daz 2025. Whilst there are some major issues with it, scripts and plugins don't work, so no mesh grabber or mat copy for Golden Palace, it is noticeably quicker at rendering. So, it might be worthwhile downloading it to help your workflow. It installs separately from the current Daz version and you can use the old and new side-by-side. I'm trying out a workflow where I use old Daz 4.24 to set up the scenes using all the usual tools, then loading the scene into 2025 to render it. So not only can I reduce render times, perhaps by 50% with a GPU render, I can work on another scene whilst the previous one renders in 2025. I figure every little helps.

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Wait, what does the interface look like for Daz 2025? ... is that why everything is now highlighted in teal in my version?

Wait, no, mine still says 4.24 in the toolbar, so I guess the ".24" update just decided to arbitrarily fuck with their menu colors.

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4.24 has the same color scheme as 2025. If you're missing the parameter colors then go to Window>Styles>Customize Styles.... Which brings a pop up menu, on the pop up, select 3D Axis and you can set the colors there.

Thanks, that was bugging the heck out of me, I've accidentally fucked up rotating or positioning models a few times because I clicked on the wrong axis. I get wanting to make a more Dark-mode style setting, but why did they have to remove color-coding the axis to do it?

No problem. It bugged me too, which is how I knew the answer.

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You  are a blessed, wonderful, amazing person, thank you! The Daz devs make some very poor design decisions with their UI. You are wonderful, thank you so much!

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You're welcome. A lot of folks prefer the old style layout and color scheme. you can change it all the way back by going to windows>styles>default. I don't mind the darker mint green look in general. I think it provides a better contrast but I did miss the color tabs.