all i know is the smart content lilbrary uses a totally different system, it relies on the content management system and does some online communication for the index, I don't touch it because i want my daz library to be totally offline
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There are more coherent ways to do that;all i know is the smart content lilbrary uses a totally different system, it relies on the content management system and does some online communication for the index, I don't touch it because i want my daz library to be totally offline
way ahead of you bruh - i do just that
I've also gotten used to the sorting system in the regular content library, and it makes it easier to maintain a large library without keeping all the support files.
I'm looking for two character models used in the game Corporate Pussy. Sorry if I'm posting in the wrong place.
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No wonder I cannot load the eyelashes. Every model I load on DAZ are missing eyelashes. When I export them to Blender, they are all missing eyelashes.
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They are separate objects, if you export it as an obj, it should be there though.
It simply depends what options you select on the obj export:
If you include parented itll grab lashes (and any clothing). If filter isn't enabled, it'll grab anything in the scene. Make sure you're flipping off subd high resolution though.
When I export as an obj, it does the whole scene.
Yup - as i mentioned if you dont check filter itll grab everything, though sometimes you dont want that if you have multiple figures loaded.
I have always saved them as a sub scene first, then exported from there. Thanks.
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Thanks for the help guys. This might be the answer to my dilemma but am a total noob, I don't see where this object selection on export though.
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For now, I'd just export it as an OBJ instead of an FBX - then once you get that working you can come back and tool around with fbx- only reason i can see for that is if you had animations and such.
Hey... So.. Get back to the future.. we are not living in the 80's anymore
So joke aside. why use obj when there is fbx which is far superior and well supported in most 3D tools.
It's a far more modern format suited for the tasks done today in 3D
What is: and such?
don't tell me you want to set up all these morphs your self manual again?
There are many reasons to use fbx over obj
you can export morphs with fbx. not sure how you do that with obj
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Thanks but biggest apologies. Embarrassingly, I maybe in need to be spoonfed. I've been rummaging around google and youtube and cant find how to open exported objects from daz to blender though.
oh ofc not, if you want morphs you bring em with fbx. (the answer tho is i often use obj exports for tweaking meshes to merely update the base geometry, the full figure never comes back)Hey... So.. Get back to the future.. we are not living in the 80's anymore
So joke aside. why use obj when there is fbx which is far superior and well supported in most 3D tools.
It's a far more modern format suited for the tasks done today in 3D
What is: and such?
don't tell me you want to set up all these morphs your self manual again?
There are many reasons to use fbx over obj
you can export morphs with fbx. not sure how you do that with obj
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Are you trolling now, im not sure lol..?
in daz. select your female.. go to file -> export and save it some place on your pc.
open blender go to file -> import -> fbx or obj and open the path you just saved your file to
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Not trolling, just a newbie. Followed your instructions and this happened. No notion what happened to the lighting.
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your problems has just started my friend
now you need to rebuild every material so its best for blender, set up your own lighting etc.
If you exported as fbx. don't embed the textures..
anyway I am not using blender so .. hihi.. somone else has to guide you though this
now you need to rebuild every material so its best for blender, set up your own lighting etc.
If you exported as fbx. don't embed the textures..
anyway I am not using blender so .. hihi.. somone else has to guide you though this
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Depends on what you are doing. FBX can be a real pain in some situations, and when I import my creations to Daz, I don't usually want them to be a disjointed mess. I have had bad luck with some fbxs, I don't really trust them with Daz. Unity, sure, but Daz? Not a chance.Hey... So.. Get back to the future.. we are not living in the 80's anymore
So joke aside. why use obj when there is fbx which is far superior and well supported in most 3D tools.
It's a far more modern format suited for the tasks done today in 3D
What is: and such?
don't tell me you want to set up all these morphs your self manual again?
There are many reasons to use fbx over obj
you can export morphs with fbx. not sure how you do that with obj
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As for morphs, you use morph loader pro. Export a version of the obj in each shape, making sure each one has the same number of faces.
Here is an example of a tail I made.
Right. if it works for you sure why not. i am not going to say, always use fbx.
if your workflow involves using obj, who cares as long as the result is good.
me personally prefer fbx tho.
Nice morph you did there. what is it?
looks like the tip of a arrow? i see a heart, a diamon a starfleet badge.. Cupid's Arrow?