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Hi! Im still sort of new to Daz.. i have a whole bunch of girls i did n blender with the Make Human Lab that are all Dae files or GTLF.. how to get them into Daz? is there a get your blend girls into Daz cheat sheet anywhere too? this looks like Ill finally be able to get them all into VaM :)

You can import most Genesis 2 compatible items easily, Any other will take some modifications to get into G2 format.

Thanks so much Urukyay, I will give it a try.

VAM should be compared less to Photoshop and more to Blender or Daz 3D. It's a 3D creation suite and Photoshop is (mostly) 2D art software.

Thank you very much, In that case you need base G2 figure only and we can create cloths in blender instead. Will sim be enabled in that case for those cloths?

just make one in blender, easiest way if one isnt there. Especially just smoothing, you can go into sculpt mode and just use the smooth tool to do it. export the g2f from daz. import the obj into blender. go into sculpt mode. use the smooth tool (smooth, draw, and grab are all fine to use...

I would appreciate the Daz 3d tutorial into VaM. I was attempting to make clothing, but I couldn't get the bikini top to move up on the gen2 model and to create your own clothing, the tutorial I found, they used zbrush and I don't have that. I do have gimp but I'd need a tutorial for that too. I...

Yes, ZBrush works great, too. I use the "send to ZBrush" function all the time (only works with newer ZBrush versions, otherwise you have to manually export/import the mesh by hand, which is only some clicks more). Yust be sure to not use functions which adds vertices to the mesh, as this will...

@Syrinxo @MrGiggly Thanks for answering Mimes questions. :) As a FYI my Daz Generations Blender plugin can potentially recover/repair a subdivided figure, if you have already sculpted on it. Its part of the utility tools but I did not have a lot of real world tests.

Did you follow this guide? Blender to VaM. Simple Sculpting Guide - Imgur I haven't done much sculpting in blender, but I believe the general idea is that once you've sculted in Blender, the correct way to bring those back into VAM is by then converting the morphs made in blender into DAZ...

Hi. I am just beginning to create morphs. I will probably make a post soon with questions. What's going on here may have to do with the vam to blender to vam guide's method. The way I have applied that guide's method, it exports an object from VaM which is basically a just a shape when you get...

kind of. You export the base resolution model from DAZ to an OBJ. Import that in to blender or any other Non-Destructive modeling program. Blender, zBrush, whatever you choose, as long as it doesn't add or delete vertices. Create your moprh, export as obj, import as morph target to DAZ, the...

yes i would export from Daz as an fbx as that saves the rig too, then import the fbx into blender , using blenders pose rotating the arm to check the problem and make adjustments in edit mode or using sculpt. export as an obj and import back in to daz using morph loader pro . if the eyes...

You should export your model into Daz and then export it out to Blender. Make whatever changes you need there (without changing vertices count) and then export your morph back into Daz. Save it as a morph asset which can then be interpreted by VAM.

The easiest option is to use existing morphs to combine with those morphs for the result you want. Failing that you would need to edit things in Blender/DAZ.

The Wiki is for VaM solely. Morphs are used in VaM but they come from the use of the Genesis 2 DAZ figures. You can make custom morphs taking the G2 figure from DAZ and import it into Blender or others, do the changes, import it back to DAZ and then you can export it to be used in VaM. This is...

Hi, so VaM and DAZ3D are compatible, given you use the DAZ Genesis 2 (!) figure, then you can skip the part with Blender and go with DAZ alone. You can do a lot in DAZ and there is a huge community and all kinds of tutorials online. Though, if you wan to go beyond that (and you will have to, if...

Another thing is if you look at Blender or Daz (and VAM), there is a pretty high learning curve compared to Photoshop. The difference between Blender and VAM is marketing. Blender is marketed only as a creation software, but VAM is marketed more as a game. If people go in to VAM expecting an...

For what you are wanting to do, you can essentially think of blender as a "boneless" model. You can rig models within blender but you would have no need to for anything related to vam. You are correct that there is no bone information being interpreted from Daz. It's only poly groups and...

Hello again. Won't spam threads but I have another question. I was told it's possible to make clothes in Blender as opposed to Daz. Are there any guides anyone knows of so I can use my currently learned Blender stuff to start making clothes as well as morphs? Basically know how to make stuff...