Renderotica

This is weird, I really can't think of where is the problem
Have you ever tried to use the duf file to add 'blank' new gens to Monique 7, and then use 'Update The Material Of New Gens.dsa' to add material to the new gens?
If this is still unsuccessful, please send me some pictures to show me the file structure of NGV7 you have installed, the user interface of your DAZ Studio, etc. The more information the better.

For NGV7, there's the main file, 3feetwolf_NewGenitaliaForVictoria7UPDATE.zip, and a separate Tutorials.zip which explains how to change the labia and anus colors. The other files aren't really important (the product readme and an old update log). For NGV6, there's the main file, 3feetwolf_NewGenitaliaForVictoria6_2-0.zip, and another Tutorials.zip; there are also 4 update files that actually are dated (first 4 digits are the year, next 2 are the month, final 2 are the day) You'll need all 4 of these updates for various morphs and script updates that have been added.

For the V7 Update packs, each has the main product zip, a separate tutorials zip, and the product readme.

The Update Script tool is used to update the main NGV7 script with all of the character updates you have installed, and the NGS scripts are specifically for the NGS Anagenesis Shader sold at DAZ.

Resetting the download will reset for the entire product; so resetting the first Mei Lin download will reset all 3. The update script identifies which character UVs you have installed in data\3feetwolf\New Genitalia For Victoria 7\UV Sets\3feetwolf, as well as the texture paths, and inserts the necessary changes into the main NGV7 script.

Oh, sorry but to ask again about the NGS scripts - there are 2 in the download. One seems to be an alternative to the New Gens for V7 dsa and the other is an update materials script. What if the NGV7 has been updated after the NGS version?

Secondly, there are .DAT files in some downloads - are they required?

Ok, we have a winner!
Thank to nightwolf1982 for pointing in the right direction. I looked through all my 3feetwolf products (I save the zip files on an external USB HDD) and found no trace of the morph whatsoever. This confused me a little as I, presumably, has used just these files to install to my earlier machine and it all worked ok! A bit of detective work in the download links here on this site showed that I did not have a local copy of the 3feetwolf_NewGenitaliaForVictoria7UPDATE.zip file. Grabbed, and installed that (after resting downloads) and voila - all works - including the wierd-ass Iray Divya issue! :)

One recommendation I'd make for any new items you (3feetwold) make or for others using either NGV7 or NGV6-2 is to use the hip(G2F) or torso (G3F) mats on the main skin surfaces of the gens.  It works out of the box for most UV sets I've tried it on, but there are a few you might need to extend some of the skin near the anus on some texture and UV combinations.

My current process in using either NGV7 or NGV6-2 is to attach the geograf directly, i.e. I don't use the script at all.  If I want the corrective morphs turned on, I do that manually or via a utility script I wrote do it.

I then apply the Iray Uber base shader, since I use Iray pretty much exclusively now, and just copy the material from the hip or torso to the skin parts of the gens.  I then copy that to the pink surfaces as well to use as a base.  Be aware that when you copy from the main model like this, its likely to set the UV set wrong and many times it also turns on Thin Wall.  You'll likely have to manually adjust these after a copy.

For the other two surfaces, I sample the color of the skin texture and use that as a background layer with the pink textures provided by 3feetwolf overlayed.  I then use this LIE for both the non-skin surfaces along with any bump, normal or other maps I want (provided by 3feetwolf).

This process lowers the memory required to render and simplifies my tweaking of materials since two of the surfaces are always the same as the corresponding surfaces on the main model.  So, if you're using N.G.S or another similar parameter setup (no N.G.S. is not a shader), just use that to setup your skin surfaces and then copy it to the skin surfaces on the gens.

Remember, each 4Kx4K image costs 64MB of video memory, before any compression you *might* have enabled in your render settings.  The script provided to attach the geograf creates 6 LIEs at 4Kx4K, some of which are copies of others.  I expect in many circumstances you can save between 100MB and 200MB worth of video card memory per model/character and get the same, or nearly the same results.  I've never noticed a difference in render output.

Remapping the pink parts, or just resizing the image(s) used for them can save quite a bit of memory as well.  Changing them to 2Kx2K brings the memory down from 64MB per image to 16MB per image and 1Kx1K takes it down to 4MB per image.  Remapping them to use all of a nice square image and combining that with a smaller texture would be best, but simply resizing gives you most of the benefit.

If the part on in the render is only filling a spot 512 x 512, it makes no sense to have a 4Kx4K texture on the item.  So, resize them to 2Kx2K, or smaller, in your favorite image editing program.

I did have to make my own mask to blend with pink textures onto the skin base.  The ones used by the script don't work well for that as they leave a line.  I also extended the pink area to make it blend better.

I'd be happy to make these available if 3feetwolf wants them.   Its mostly just blurring the edges of the existing masks and extending the pink portions a bit on the original textures. The masks and pink textures work for both NGV6-2 and NGV7 as the UVs for these surfaces are the same (thanks 3feetwolf, :-) ).

These are just some friendly tips or comments for 3feetwolf and anyone else they might help.  Your gens and your support are top notch.  I'm just hoping I can help make them, or future versions, a little bit better, :-).

Thank you very much :) you have provided a very good idea to reduce the memory requirements. I will also give full consideration to how to reduce the performance requirements of the customer's computer when I create new products in the future.

You mentioned that the current mask leaves a line, I haven't found this issue before. Could you please describe it in detail?