Daz or Blender for assets?

[Zaki_Zaki]

Hi. I am developing a game in Unreal and wanted to know what is the best place to look for lewd content. Daz or Blender.
By content I mean: Characters, Poses, Clothes exc...

I do not have any experience with any of them so I want to make an educated decision before I go onw route.
I did check Daz marketplace and other sources and was quite amazed by how much NSFW content it has. Unreal doesn't have nothing similar to that.

What is your opinion?

 

[Sagisu]

Trying to do same thing but for Unity and I belive similar pros and cons will be with other game engines.

Blender
+ in my opinion wider community and much more tutorials etc.
- much less content
- more tricky if you want do change meshes (like changing body shapes, switching clothes)

DAZ
+ huge asset variety and quantity
+ easy to tweak characters to your liking
+ easy to add/remove accessories, clothes etc.)
+ you should be able also to export animations or easily make own
- not sure how about Unreal but Unity bridge has sometimes problems
- rigging might be exported poorly
- exported characters are not optimized for games (eg. hair having huge poly count) - here you might need to tone everything a little in Blender or similar programs

 

[SpiteWorks]

DAZ
- not sure how about Unreal but Unity bridge has sometimes problems
- rigging might be exported poorly

I've been using daz as a "character creator" then porting the model assets i want into blender using diffeomorphic, before adjusting the model for porting into UE. I use blender as an in-between because blender can reduce the vertices on the models, as well as fixing other rigging issues. However, the daz-to-UE bridge is excellent for transferring materials/textures.

 

[Zaki_Zaki]

Trying to do same thing but for Unity and I belive similar pros and cons will be with other game engines.

Blender
+ in my opinion wider community and much more tutorials etc.
- much less content
- more tricky if you want do change meshes (like changing body shapes, switching clothes)

DAZ
+ huge asset variety and quantity
+ easy to tweak characters to your liking
+ easy to add/remove accessories, clothes etc.)
+ you should be able also to export animations or easily make own
- not sure how about Unreal but Unity bridge has sometimes problems
- rigging might be exported poorly
- exported characters are not optimized for games (eg. hair having huge poly count) - here you might need to tone everything a little in Blender or similar programs

Thank you! I feared the same. Blender is must use because of it's more "professional" approach that is much needed for gaming. But Daz has a huge asset library and is more user friendly