The Details
I've been sorely missing Mesh Grabber in Daz 6. I used it in almost every render to fix poke-thrus, pose unrigged prop & clothing elements, and to make light customizations to characters & environments. I was hesitant to buy this plug-in, but I can say after having Premier Sculptor for a year, I won't miss it when my subscription runs out now that I have this.
Selecting new vertexes/faces in MeshGrabber was limited, so I love that I can easily brush/quad/lasso select right in this new plugin and quickly swap back & forth between selection & deformation operations. You get translate, rotate, and SCALE transforms plus a variety of sculpting operations like inflate/deflate, smooth, and more.
Performance wise it seems to be as fast or faster than MeshGrabber & P. Sculptor for all operations. I edited a G9 character's face yesterday with no problems. I redid the sea cave floor flattening/crevassing I did for a 3DShards XMas contest render, and it handled the task of editing the large, dense mesh while navigating inside the enclosed space as well as Premier Sculptor.
The morph creation is straightforward. I have not tried JCMs, but that seems like a useful addition.
So all in all I can stop missing MeshGrabber and stop paying Daz to rent Premier Sculptor. And I got this on sale!


Each figure is made out of multiple morphs, this means you can use all these morphs separately from one another. Creating a good pool for making unique characters.
What makes Foxen shine, especially, is how Willbear has solved the issue of digitigrade feet. Instead of making the character stand on their toes from the outset, Willbear instead makes their feet long and gives a separate digitigrade pose to make the character than on their toes. This frees the character's feet to be more posable and even turn digitigrade for toewalking poses.
The offered furs are also good, offering a solid selection of markings.




Where this script really shines, however, is that the search function also extends to built-in Daz functions. Many common tools for content creation or custom workflows are buried 2–3 submenus deep, and putting them all in toolbars would just clutter the workspace. The menu also reads the “Custom Actions” group defined in Daz as its own category so you don’t even have to search: they’re readily accessible. This option works well for niche repetitive functions that don't deserve their own hotkey but when it's time to use it.....I don't want to drill down "edit>figure>shape>clear generated morphs" 10 times back to back. Pairing this with editing hotkeys in the same menu gives you a lot of customization that is much less clunky than native Daz.
TLDR: A "simple" script that you don't fully understand the impact of until you forget to re-install it. Highly recommend!


The detail in these are nice. I wouldn't be surprised if there are similar antique lamps actually out in the wild.
Tip -> Want more light? Don't mess with the surface emissions settings. To keep from blowing out the light and detail inside the lamp, insert a point light or a sphere ghost light inside the lamp shade with the color set to the same as the emission color!

Tip -> on the morphable version, don't be afraid to mix morphs
Tip 2 -> Unlocking the limits on the morphs and exceeding 100% can give some interesting results!

The bundle is fantastic because of the different items in it. You can have a mobile phone, really nice looking glasses, and of course the to top and skirt are really well done. As far as I can tell, the skirt does not explode during simulation, so far.
I would heartily recommend this set so you can put those amazingly cute specs on those Rati.
So, I literally dragged about a hundred zip files at a time over to the install screen, hit the install button, and away it went, job done.
So far I only had two files that failed to install, but when I looked at them, I realised they were zipped video files, so not needed anyway.
It is so easy to now put things exactly where I want them, and do it quickly, which is a BIG plus for me, who wants to spend days or weeks installing content?
If you are thinking '' do I really need this?'' yes you do! I don`t write product reviews, but this is a fantastic addition to my DS toolbox and I can`t wait to see what the vendor comes up with next.
Sorry no images yet as I am still transitioning to DAZ3D but quality products like this will sure help the transition go smoothly!
Great character and wonderful detail!
I only hope my rendering skills will grow enough to show her off the way she deserves. So many options she is sure to become a favorite!
Sorry no images yet as I am still transitioning to DAZ3D but quality products like this will sure help the transition go smoothly!
Sorry no images yet as I am still transitioning to DAZ3D but quality products like this will sure help the transition go smoothly!












































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