This happens sometimes after saving a figure. The toes become curled. Nothing I can think of will fix it - zero figure pose, for example. The toes have no bends - they're curled like that.

Can anyone think of a fix? Figures look like some sort of odd humanoid alien with the toes like this.

Oh dear, that looks painful :(

Wild assumption: morphs going rogue on you?  Of course this doesn't help you one bit. Did you do anything here?  "it doesn't work" is a question no one can answer without more info.

But ... ugh...  that looks nasty.  So, let's try to find a solution before anyone gets really hurt here! 👀

OP => Select a foot. Right click on the scene tab (pane entry?) and use: "Select => "Select children".

Step one completed.

Right click on the "Parameters" tab, use: "Zero => Zero selected items".

(pre-re-reading: I mean hover your mouse over the first option, see the menu show up, then use the option).

Save the scene (or sub-scene).. what happens?

I use this - https://www.daz3d.com/universal-hands-and-feet-control

OP is asking the same question on multiple places at once. You may want to keep this in mind before responding, because as far as you know the issue could already have been resolved...

Not a fan. At least give people time to respond.

Wild assumption: morphs going rogue on you?  Of course this doesn't help you one bit. Did you do anything here?  "it doesn't work" is a question no one can answer without more info.

But ... ugh...  that looks nasty.  So, let's try to find a solution before anyone gets really hurt here! 👀

OP => Select a foot. Right click on the scene tab (pane entry?) and use: "Select => "Select children".

Step one completed.

Right click on the "Parameters" tab, use: "Zero => Zero selected items".

(pre-re-reading: I mean hover your mouse over the first option, see the menu show up, then use the option).

Save the scene (or sub-scene).. what happens?"

Nothing. It doesn't change the curling. I have tried zero pose - doesn't work. If I zero figure, it restores to the base Genesis 3 Female, but that's no different than just starting with a new Genesis 3 female figure.

After posting on reddit, I received a note that the post had been deleted because of low karma. That's when I posted here.

Different people read / use different forums, BTW.

"Oh dear, that looks painful :(

Wild assumption: morphs going rogue on you?  Of course this doesn't help you one bit. Did you do anything here?  "it doesn't work" is a question no one can answer without more info.

But ... ugh...  that looks nasty.  So, let's try to find a solution before anyone gets really hurt here! 👀

OP => Select a foot. Right click on the scene tab (pane entry?) and use: "Select => "Select children".

Step one completed.

Right click on the "Parameters" tab, use: "Zero => Zero selected items".

(pre-re-reading: I mean hover your mouse over the first option, see the menu show up, then use the option).

Save the scene (or sub-scene).. what happens?"

Nothing. It doesn't change the curling. I have tried zero pose - doesn't work. If I zero figure, it restores to the base Genesis 3 Female, but that's no different than just starting with a new Genesis 3 female figure.

Yes, there was a shoe morph used for it at one point, for high heels. However, on loading a new G3 Female and applying the same shoe morph, it doesn't happen to the toes. 

I did try unapplying that same shoe morph, but it didn't fix it.

littlehank posted at 6:18 PM Tue, 29 July 2025 - #4498301

Nothing. It doesn't change the curling. I have tried zero pose - doesn't work. If I zero figure, it restores to the base Genesis 3 Female, but that's no different than just starting with a new Genesis 3 female figure.

Anyway, if that doesn't work then I can only assume that some morphs got locked somehow. Do note that this isn't something that "just" happens, so something else is going on here and you'd better find out what.

Your best bet for now is to load in that saved figure (curls and all), click on the options icon of the Parameters pane (the icon with the small triangle and the lines) and then select/enable: "Preferences => Show hidden properties" just to be safe. In the Parameters pane itself you select "Currently used".

Then use the scene pane (or the Parameters selection option) to go over each toe node. Select the toe ("Left small toe 1") to check, then the child node ("Left small toe 1_2") and keep an eye out for used morphs. Something is bending that node, and this is a sure way to find out what.