We need more export options, but at least direct x, its a common format to export to and most people working in direct x need this export option....More
So, I have transferred a character in clothing into CC3 and the IC7.3 and the right eye pops out the minute he moves. It would be fine for a horror film but I am previzing a musical....More
1: Can't GoZ one body part as it comes back as a asset or clothing. 2: Can't save transformed body morphs from DAZ to Library to save character as a backup base. 3: Imported Props and Clothing are offset from the orginal body....More
Not quite sure how to sum it up, but basically any character with a skirt or dress, when you remesh it in the avatar export, you end up with the item all messed up. Here's a small example -- take this into Transformer, then export via the avatar and choose remesh and with ANY options there...More
When you bring in a character and clothing through Transformer it would be nice if we had some ability to set the presets for both Bake Texture Quality (for the Avatar body textures) and the Maximum size of the clothing layers. Currently those are set for "Normal" and "1024" respectively....More
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
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
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
