If you don’t like the thumbnails that exist, or Studio didn’t create a thumbnail (for example if you save a scene, it may not create a useful thumnail for the. Tip: The fastest way to find the files on your hard drive may be to just right-click on the file in the content library view and choose “Browse to File Location”. “Lilly’s Dress.duf” and “Lilly’s Dress.dsa”) and you want to have different thumbnails for each file. It’s only really required if you happen to have two or more files with the same root filename (e.g. This is an important point that we’ll come back to later. Note that technically, the thumbnail files can also drop the “.duf” part of the file name and they will still work. If I have a product called “Lilly’s Dress”, and I browse to the folder on my hard drive where that product is stored in my content library, I may find the following files:

256 x 256 is just the standard Daz enforces when content is being submitted. Also, technically, it can be larger than 256 pixels square. If it doesn’t exist, Studio reuses the standard thumbnail. *.tip.png – 256 x 256 pixels (standard) – This is the image that is shown in the popup information when you hover over an item.*.png – 91 x 91 pixels – This is the standard thumbnail that you’re used to seeing.The second is an optional “tip” file which will be displayed (along with other information about the item) when you hover over a file in the content trees. The first is the standard thumbnail that shows up in your Content Library and Smart Content panes. Thumbnail Sizesĭaz Studio has two thumbnail file standards. Even worse is when it’s not only a clay render, but a closeup of the neckline of a top or the waist of a skirt and I can’t even see the full product. Without the textures it’s hard to tell some pieces apart. This is really unhelpful when so many skirts and dresses are similar in shape. Minor Rant: There are some vendors who have taken to creating their thumbnails as “clay” renders without textures. This article is to provide some guidance on how I use thumbnails in Daz Studio to make finding content easier. Sometimes the thumbnails that our content artists provide aren’t very helpful, or we’d like to have thumbnails for our own files, or maybe a folder named “Lilly’s Dress” isn’t enough to remind you what the dress looks like and you’re tired of opening the folder to find out it wasn’t what you’re looking for.

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