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I used this video
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for extract the models but I don't know how to continue- Thread starter GucivYdglb
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You could try to use Wrap4d, it's how I got gta 5 characters into vam and daz, but its not an easy process.
I didn't watch the video you linked fully, but if you can get a model with the textures from a game, you can "in theory" get it in vam and daz using Wrap4d, like I said, it worked for me with gta 5 characters.
Ps: 2021 renders, very old.
I didn't watch the video you linked fully, but if you can get a model with the textures from a game, you can "in theory" get it in vam and daz using Wrap4d, like I said, it worked for me with gta 5 characters.
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Ps: 2021 renders, very old.
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those look amazing
I've been using wrap3d but with that I can only get the body model
did you learned using it with youtube tutorials? If so do you have a link?
I've been using wrap3d but with that I can only get the body model
did you learned using it with youtube tutorials? If so do you have a link?
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Also, the hair from your characters are imported or they are hairstyles for vam?
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I haven't used wrap3d, but wrap4d allows you to get the textures as well, and I did check some videos to learn the process, I'll try to find the links and post them. I also remember having to do some scaling/alignment in blender before going to wrap4d.
As for the hairs, I used daz/vam hairs as close to the original ones. I imported the original ones, but they didnt look good, so I just used ones that are close.
I focused mostly on the head to get it exactly as the original, and tried to replicate the rest of the bodies with morphs, and took some "liberties" with the proportions *ahem*. The models from gta 5 that I used were split in sections, head, torso, legs, hands, etc, so it was kind of easy. But it can be done with full models in a few different ways.
As for the hairs, I used daz/vam hairs as close to the original ones. I imported the original ones, but they didnt look good, so I just used ones that are close.
I focused mostly on the head to get it exactly as the original, and tried to replicate the rest of the bodies with morphs, and took some "liberties" with the proportions *ahem*. The models from gta 5 that I used were split in sections, head, torso, legs, hands, etc, so it was kind of easy. But it can be done with full models in a few different ways.
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Alright, based on my youtube history, I watched this guide.
Honestly, it's been so long, like I said 2-3 years ago. If you realy Realy want to transfer characters, I can help you further.
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Honestly, it's been so long, like I said 2-3 years ago. If you realy Realy want to transfer characters, I can help you further.
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Looks similar to these guides, but without the texture part
This is one of the models I have in VaM
The textures are not from HS2, they were created using FaceGen
This is the original from HS2
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This is one of the models I have in VaM
The textures are not from HS2, they were created using FaceGen
This is the original from HS2
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