I can't save as presets, both teeth up and down

[DanielGitFlor]

The default teeths of MPFB2 is in one piece of mesh to both up and down, looks like it was programmed to receive only one teeth mesh.

But to extract teeths from basemesh it is separate, upper teeth and lower teeth, so if I extract upper teeth and lower teeth and set both object type as "teeth" and save as preset MPFB2,it wont save both, only save one.

If set object type like lower teeth as "teeth" and upper teeth as "clothes" it is save on preset.

the process is very simple, just create from scratch and extract both teeth, upper and lower and seet both as teeth, try to save them both on preset.

• OS: windows 10
• Blender 5.0
• Version of MPFB, V2.0.12

[joepal1976]

To clarify: The problem here is you want to be able to equip two separate pieces of teeth and save that as a preset? I.e the problem isn't the extraction per se?

This is a makehuman compatibility thing which is there for historical reasons: You'd only have one tongue, one set of eyes, one piece of hair etc. Equiping another would replace the former.

So far I've never encountered a situation where one would want two separate pieces of teeth. What is the use case for that?

Normally, you'd model one combined object with both a lower and an upper denture. When producing it in MakeClothes, you'd assign the vertices in the upper part to "helper-upper-teeth" and the lower part to "helper-lower-teeth".

[DanielGitFlor]

oh my bad, sorry, as all extractions are one mesh, when I was extracting teeth it showed upper and lower I thought "oh I think I have to make them separated."

Later check the "hair curve on wrong place" issue, I believe it won't work well on "edit" and "scupt" mode for female and male, only for neutral gender, because of gender sizes.