https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/assets/downloadassets/faq/index.html This is a work in progress, see links in the menu for now. Hugo en-us https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/assets/downloadassets/faq/i_downloaded_a_third_party_model_how_do_i_install_it.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/assets/downloadassets/faq/i_downloaded_a_third_party_model_how_do_i_install_it.html Models usually only consist of two files, of which one is optional: The model as such (*.mhm) and a thumbnail (*.thumb). These files should go into the “models” directory. Example paths to the models folder would be: Windows: “Documents\makehuman\v1py3\models” on Windows Vista/7/8/10" or MY DOCUMENTS\makehuman\v1py3\models" on earlier Windows Linux: ~/makehuman/v1py3/models or ~/Documents/makehuman/v1py3/models (depending on Linux distribution) The thumbnail will be recreated the next time the model was loaded and saved again in MakeHuman. https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/assets/downloadassets/faq/i_downloaded_a_third_party_proxy_how_do_i_install_it.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/assets/downloadassets/faq/i_downloaded_a_third_party_proxy_how_do_i_install_it.html Whole human proxies or proxymeshes are now called “topologies” on the MakeHuman tabs. Like other third party assets (e.g., clothes, body parts, or targets), topologies are installed in the appropriate data-folder in the home directory. Example paths to the topology parent folder would be: Windows: “Documents\makehuman\v1py3\data\proxymeshes” on Windows Vista/7/8/10" or MY DOCUMENTS\makehuman\v1py3\data\proxymeshes" on earlier Windows Linux: ~/makehuman/v1/data/proxymeshes or ~/Documents/makehuman/v1py3/data/proxymeshed (depending on linux distribution). Best practice is to create a new subfolder within the proxymeshes folder. The name of this folder should be the same as the proxy to be installed. Then copy the three files, e.g. proxy_name.proxy, proxy_name.obj and proxy_name.thumb, to the newly created subfolder. https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/assets/downloadassets/faq/i_downloaded_a_third_party_skin_how_do_i_install_it.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/assets/downloadassets/faq/i_downloaded_a_third_party_skin_how_do_i_install_it.html Like other third party assets (e.g., clothes, body parts, or targets), skins are installed in the appropriate data-folder in the home directory. Example paths to the skin parent folder would be: Windows: “Documents\makehuman\v1py3\data\skins” on Windows Vista/7/8/10" or MY DOCUMENTS\makehuman\v1py3\data\skins" on earlier Windows Linux: ~/makehuman/v1py3/data/skins or ~/Documents/makehuman/v1py3/data/skins (depending on linux distribution) Best practice is to create a new subfolder within the skins folder. The name of this folder should be the same as the skin to be installed. Then copy the relevant files, e.g. for example skin_name.jpg, skin_name.mhmat and skin_name.thumb, to the newly created subfolder. (Note that there might be more files, for example a normal map etc) https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/assets/downloadassets/faq/i_downloaded_a_third_party_target_how_do_i_install_it.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/assets/downloadassets/faq/i_downloaded_a_third_party_target_how_do_i_install_it.html Targets usually only consist of one single file. This file should go into the “custom” directory under “data”. Example paths would be: Windows “MY DOCUMENTS”\makehuman\v1py3\data\custom Linux ~/makehuman/v1py3/data/custom or ~/Documents/makehuman/v1py3/data/custom https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/assets/downloadassets/faq/i_downloaded_third_party_clothes_how_do_i_install_them.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/assets/downloadassets/faq/i_downloaded_third_party_clothes_how_do_i_install_them.html If you downloaded clothes, you probably got a set of separate files. For example, if you downloaded the “Nose piercing” example files, you got: nosepierce.mhclo nosepierce.mhmat nosepierce.obj nosepierce.thumb These should all be placed in new directory under data/clothes amongst your makehuman files. So navigate to the clothes directory (on windows, for example “MY DOCUMENTS”\MakeHuman\v1\data\clothes) and create a new directory “nosepierce”. Then copy the files there.