A lot of Daz clothing has a TON of materials which all share the same UV mapping and same maps. You can collapse all these materials into the same without altering the maps or UVs, and this can usually eliminate about 90% of those materials (making it much easier to edit and/or change). This...More
The merging UV's by different types that is in the InstaLOD would be nice to have for use on non-export characters. Characters brought in through the Transformer can have a lot of materials. The Hivewire characters have separate body materials for torso, arms, and legs. Being able to combine...More
If I bring into 7.3 a CC3 character with a piece of clothing that I want to apply a morph to, and then select the avatar and choose Morph Creator, it fails with a "Failed to load file" error. https://www.dropbox.com/s/q5nurfam1qu69zk/VestGuy.zip?dl=0...More
I have a Blender plug-in that loads in the Daz FBX file and creates the ini file needed by CC3 automagically (you don't alter the FBX file in anyway -- so you don't have to export it out from Blender again, just run it to generate the ini file. It also generates all the folders and maps needed...More
Currently with Transformer, you can import a Daz character with one set of Diffuse textures per single face, arm, leg, and torso body part. However, most Daz characters have >1 variant texture sets for face, arm, leg, and body in the Daz character's material folder. (Ie with and without...More
The devs already know that a bump map coming in from Daz (or anywhere, really) needs to be turned down (and on the "Import All Textures" routine they have a file where they save the bump strength settings, among other things, and by default it's at 15 or so). For the ini file that loads in...More
It is great as-is having the ability to one off bring in your Daz characters to a CC base....amazing! But what would be even more incredible is if you could have all the maps for a character converted in one full swoop if you wanted, thus being able to later pick and choose which texture you...More
