Place the 07-04-23-uhura-like.duf and
07-04-23-uhura-like.duf.png within your "Wearables" directory.
If you do not have a "Wearables" directory, then it maybe because you have not ever saved
an item of clothing, in which case, just create a directory/folder named "Wearables"
On my mac OS 10.14.6, this directory/folder is located in the following path:
/Users//Documents/DAZ 3D/Studio/My Library/Presets/Wearables
On my pc Windows 10, this directory/folder is located in the following path:
C:\Users\\Documents\DAZ 3D\Studio\My Library\Presets\Wearables
I am trying to organize my Wearables directory by making directories within, such as my
yt user name "tam2000k2" which contains another directory named "TOS" which contains
another directory named "G8F"
Place the directory/folder named "Textures" on your desktop, so that you can find
the items needed for this to work properly. Do the same with the directory/folder
named "Geometries," just in case the Daz prompts you for either the
g8f-tos-skirt-v4.obj or shirt-from-md-v14.obj
You can also place the items named "tam2000k2" in your Runtime> Geometries and
Runtime> Textures respectively. Whatever is easiest for you, feel free to do what you
would like to do. I know I do.
Once you have copied the items to their respective locations, launch Daz, add a G8F figure
to the scene, followed by navigating to DAZ Studio Formats> My Library> Presets> Wearables.
While the G8F figure is selected in the scene tab, double click on the item located
within your Wearables directory/folder named "07-04-23-uhura-like"
and the G8F figure will be wearing the Uhura like uniform.
When I move the wearables files to another machine, I am prompted for the following, which
are located in the Textures> tam2000k2> TOS> G8F directory/folder:
fixed-tunic-wrists/lt-ops.png
ops-color-shirt-v2.png
shirt-from-md-v14_diffuse_1001.png
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Hendrix like jacket for G8M
Warning for others: The shirt's back panel has inverted normals. Converting to subD will split the seams.
If these are of no consequence for you, this still works great.
Considering the designs and logos used it should rather be "non-commercial only"