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You could do it with a custom morph. Morph the gen 2 male like he is riding a horse, apply it in daz, fit to it and save the scene subset. Then in vam apply the same morph and import the item through the clothing creator and wrap to morphed verts...

Ok... read all my replies they address it pretty good i think, and should help you: (These are all me as well trying to get to the very bottom of your query. SO, you can see each reply a light bulb goes off, i should consolidate this... but meh) Morph Example 1：daz，blender，vam It can be seen...

Thank you. I think I could check this scene out in Blender, but I can't receive direct payments for the time being (only with Bitcoin wallet or through DeviantArt)

I try to use use CC4 because I got the best results with headshot plugin (photo to 3d). I managed to import to Blender as obj, then to Daz, then export as morph to Vam but it did not work. Can you recommend any software like facegen and headshot that works well and easy to import to Vam...

You can script it from a duf file, to a vam look. I'm not really going to go into details, but learning it yourself will really help. I did it in powershell, json readers etc... i create a model in daz, save a subscene with just the model and genital, then that file is used as the import...

Your mileage is going to vary on whether everything will work between Blender versions. I would just grab the latest portable version of Blender and use portables going forward. That way you can run as many release versions as you like (I currently have 4) I gave up trying to port my texture...

@Lione ZBrush is a 3D modeling tool like Blender, or better it is a 3D sculpting tool. Unlike other 3D tools before, it enabled users to sculpt a 3D object like real-world clay. Nowerdays some other tools are able to do something similar. Even the free Blender has a sculpting function, now...

I'm trying to customize a set of clothing for a character, but when I import it into VAM using the clothing importer, I notice a lot of irregular deformations occurring. When I attempt to add subdivision to the clothing in Blender, the situation worsens. I want to understand what's causing...

Beautiful lingerie and dresses. How many vertex these dresses are having? I am having bit of struggle in importing DAZ Dresses and jewelry items into VAM even with base resolution. I was trying to import Indian Saree dress from DAZ 3D and after import dress comes out in bad shape and same with...

Hi, Struggling a bit here in creating clothing/items for VAM. Followed all tutorials but some how i may be missing something. I had one pearl necklace in blender and i wanted to get that into VAM. Here is series of steps i followed. 1.) Export Genesis 2 Model from DAZ 3D as .obj file...

Tex, Daz studio is a complex beast on par with Blender, but there are a lot of tutorial guides for beginner's on Youtube. Here is one showing how morphs work and you can see Actor tab in the Shaping Tab he is playing with. It will also show in Paramaters Tab. The Generation of figure may be...

There is this good guide from YameteOuji https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/t-shirt-guide.953/ . I started with modeling clothes 3 weeks ago and work only with the free 3D software blender (free). You need DAZ 3D (free) too to get your 3D model to VAM. Additional some skills in 2D grafiks are...

is there any way you have a g2 male as well? so far g2 female works pretty well (i just need to learn a little better sculpting and maybe include textures), i had to lookup the transfer from blender to daz to vam tho :D it was kinda easy tho, but it might be something good to include into the...

There are 2 tutorials right here on the Hub that have helped me. One where you use the Daz g2 model and another where you can export an obj from VAM as a starting point. Check them out here>Tutorials. Press the green download for one tutorial, scroll down and you will see the second tutorial.

Ahh, ok no problem :)

hi, i had the same problem. The only solution I could find on my own is: load your genesis2 / load your clothes / apply Tpose to genesis (the garment must follow the model) / hide genesis and all part / select all object / right click / click on attach / and export to blender.

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So, some of the objects that had me hung up came through Unity rather than Blender. Here are a few things I figured out for anyone that finds this thread: -In Daz use the default Generation 2 Female for sizing and positioning. It is free from Daz central. I believe it is part of the Genesis 2...

- Added BVH animation export so you can edit and utilize VaM mocap, behavior and animations externally. - The export respects all bone morphs on the rig and you get a 1:1 match with VaM obj export T-pose and can reimport via BVH player - When exporting to Blender, you need to set BVH import...