Renderotica

Somethings happened to the graft. It might be Yonni. try loading a basic G8M. Select the G8M in scene panel (top node of character) and then click on 1 Dictator Genitalia 0.3.duf, then Click Mat Copy. See that works. If so then delete the one on Yonni and repeat the same steps exactly.

If the same thing happens on G8M then maybe you installed it wrong, and would suggest reinstalling.

Looks like what happens when a geo shell is too close to the base figure. I'd try adjusting the shell offset setting. Select the shell, then look under parameters tab, under General there should be a Mesh Offset setting, Adjust this in very small increments until the black goes away. This usually occurs due to using a character with greater morph and scaling variance from the base Genesis figure used, the program tries to keep the shell the same distance from the morphed/scaled characters as from G8M but it sometimes fails and you end up with mesh and geo-shell intersecting which usually shows up as a black area on the shell.

Originally Posted by: Meipe

I see that you are using IRAY preview mode. Does it happen if you fully render the scene with "render mode" set to "photoreal"?

I did and the black area showed up in the Render 

Originally Posted by: BrotherHades

Looks like what happens when a geo shell is too close to the base figure. I'd try adjusting the shell offset setting. Select the shell, then look under parameters tab, under General there should be a Mesh Offset setting, Adjust this in very small increments until the black goes away. This usually occurs due to using a character with greater morph and scaling variance from the base Genesis figure used, the program tries to keep the shell the same distance from the morphed/scaled characters as from G8M but it sometimes fails and you end up with mesh and geo-shell intersecting which usually shows up as a black area on the shell.

I did mess around with the Mesh offset and it didnt help much. 

Im going to try to uninstall and reinstall like MidnightWatcher suggested

Thanks for the responses

I got into Daz from Honey Select. I got into Honey Select (yes, I'm that Brimstone Omega) from modding Skyrim and trying to do screenshots there.

All I'm saying is, Between Skyrim and Daz, I'm not sure which one is harder to get everything working right, even if you do the same thing over again. Sometimes weird shit just happens with either of them. Reinstalling things in Daz seams to help a lot of the time. Plus, you have the whole updates breaking everything stuff that happens with both of them. And the ability to take uncounted hours of your life without you even noticing.