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Hi BstarG2 , that is very strange . i have had no issues with the eyes , but then i have'nt tried using the fixed file from Morph Fixer in vam . i export the fixed model from daz as an fbx and using blender to resize and move the eyes in position . then import back in to Daz as an OBJ and using...

A all in one with base VaM options probably not. I know that in base VaM you can export the model (Control & Physics 1) with that grey button. Then you can import it in Blender or Daz and assign to the body parts the suitable textures you get from the VAR. For one model this is only a few...

If you have the duf/obj file, you can import it to Blender or to Daz.I think that Vam's clothes can't be exported to Daz/Blender because of Copy right problems. To avoid generating more polygons (causing performance impact), select the breast area and make a subdivision. In this guide I...

If the eyeball shape has changed, then you can reset it to the standard g2f daz shape by vertex selecting both eyes and clearing just that part of the morph. That will however put the eyes back to their original g2f position, so they may still be out of alignment. If they are only out of...

lol, AWWalker, dude, you can laugh and I don't blame you! Understand that the first time I ever saw, installed, used, or even really acknowledged the existence of Blender, Unity, or anything like this was just before this thread. I love that I can stay in my lane now that more real talented...

^ Thanks for the info

Ok so i completely started over, I did this AND tried2 different OBJ exports from Blender, 1 using the Export OBJ button and another using file>export>obj legacy Both exports will load fine in DAZ except that the "Export OBJ" file is 1mb smaller?!? Neither worked for Morph Loader, when clicking...

I still have nightmare to figure out a proper workflow for the crowd generator. It's very doable... "when you know", hence my answer to Hipper who seems to know very little about Unity :p

Yeah so this method is the very quick and dirty way to sculpt and technically isn't using a Daz/VaM figure at all, we are just using an obj with the same topology as the daz model and making sure we don't change anything that would make it incompatible with VaM by the time we get the morphs back...

Vam only uses Genesis2 models from Daz3d, which is what all the morphs work on. You can import pretty much anything as a custom unity asset, but you wouldn't be able to use it like a person atom in vam. If you have a model of yourself in a t pose, you can use that as a reference and make a...

Hey again! I tried out facebuilder and it seems to have a lot of potential. Do you know any guides available to converting those kinds of morphs and textures in vam or anyone i should ask?

Hi, I figured it out. It took many hours, but the problem wasn't actually Blender/Daz. When I was wrapping the model, my model scale was 900 as opposed to 100. This makes the clothing wrap off-kilter. Thanks for the help though.

Great! This is the guide for the basic process, laid out super simply: https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/how-to-use-blender-to-sculpt.2302/ Very useful for making simple little morphs like what you're describing. As it says there, important to note: You need OLD BLENDER. New Blender (4.0+)...

Thanks for the detailed answer and I get what you mean and believe this method works in most cases, and I have to say this plugin is already so smart! I am using my own sculpted figure together with the better bend plugin, here is what I found: morph in left blue circle has been corrected...

Hi there, IDK if it helps but you can always fit the clothing in daz, delete the G2 model, and export as an obj. The in blender export as fbx (if you want). You can then create a CUA in Unity. All the items of armor should import in the correct positional relation to each other. It sounds...

I think you might be right that I've simply messed up fitting it in Daz. I'm new to it and will watch the tutorials again. I've mostly just positioned it where it looks right on a G2 model, which is what I saw some tutorials do, but none of them were working with raw geometry from Blender it...

I topologicalized the model to a G2 mesh. In Blender, I deleted the broken eyeballs, separated the eyeballs from the G2 base mesh, and merged them with the new model. Finally, it was successfully imported as a deformable model, but dragging the deformer bar caused the model to explode. I know...

Yeah. Now I tried Blender 3.4 by disabling all plugins except yours and the legacy importer. The same. Can you give g2/g8 (obj) to the models you work with ? To test the plugin. Perhaps the problem is on the DAZ side.