Using version 4. I've noticed when using male characters that when I go into Blender's Edit Mode, the mesh changes to a default female character regardless of which male starting character I'm using? When using female characters and entering Blender's Edit Mode, the mesh stays the same as it is in Blender's Object mode and seems to be working correctly. This needs resolving please as no minor edits / refinements to the mesh can be made when using the male character's mesh as the mesh isn't the one that is being worked on at the time etc. This is obviously a bug as the female character works fine etc?

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Using version 4. I've noticed when using male characters that when I go into Blender's Edit Mode, the mesh changes to a default female character regardless of which male starting character I'm using? When using female characters and entering Blender's Edit Mode, the mesh stays the same as it is in Blender's Object mode and seems to be working correctly. This needs resolving please as no minor edits / refinements to the mesh can be made when using the male character's mesh as the mesh isn't the one that is being worked on at the time etc. This is obviously a bug as the female character works fine etc? #51

Closed Googey1 closed 1 year ago

Googey1 commented 1 year ago

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OliverJPost commented 1 year ago

Expected behaviour. This is due to the male shape being a shape key on top of the female base mesh. Use "apply shape keys in edit mode" to edit either a new shape key or existing ones with the male shape active.