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Hi there Sure Chokaphi will get back to you, but in the meantime.... Daz morphs are stored as .dsf files - daz needs this format to be able to use them those .dsf can be copied over to your VAM morphs folder - when vam finds a new .dsf file it will create a .vmb and .vmi file which is what it...

An additional template has been added - available via the download link to allow conversion from G2F to G8F Whilst we still don't have final confirmation on what VAM2 will support, this is a pre-empt to allow conversion. It can be used in conjunction with Chokaphi's excellent Daz Generations...

Hi everyone As I understood (not sure if I'm right yet), you need to create/buy cloths in DAZ and fit them to a G2 figure with the desired morphs then they can be imported to VAM, However what if I create them in other software such as blender and then use daz to fit them on a figure then...

Daz is recommended because the mesh and rigging of vam is based on it. You really can't just use any 3d model and expect to get all the animation, posing, clothing, hair, etc. There are advanced methods to transfer the characteristics of a model onto a Daz g2f character, but it's pretty complex

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...

Chokaphi updated Daz Generations Converter with a new update entry: 1.1.0 Release to support Blender 4.x Read the rest of this update entry...

I've made a small genital zone fix in blender and I see my morph working correctly in DAZ but when I export and try to apply resulting dsf in VAM it doesn't morph all parts but just a piece of butt crack. I assume that the export-from-blender part went fine if it works in DAZ afterwards. I've...

I'm new too. So, I could be wrong but I'm happy to guide you through. Here is the basic idea. To import a cloth item in vam you need .duf file. which is basically a daz saved scene file. So, no matter what you do, you need DAZ as a middleman. And yes you can use blender or any other software to...

MrGiggly updated Blender 3.2+ Texture Conversion Templates (G3F/G8F to G2F) or (G2F to G8F) with a new update entry: Additional Template added Read the rest of this update entry...

Thanks for the clarification. I'm going to try to stay in Daz and VAM, there's a limit to how much complexity an old man can handle.

Shouldn't be to hard. Export a gen 2 model from daz to blender and from the teeth mesh pull/move some vertices forming the shape export back to daz and from there export the morph to vam. Basically that's all you'll be doing but you should look into exporting and importing the models properly...

Thanks a bunch, I am stoked you find it easy to follow. I really wanted it to be easy enough that someone that never used either daz or blender could give this a go.

Looks really good, murn, very realistic actually, which doesn't shock me coming from a talented artist like yourself, but not precisely what I'm looking for when comparing to my OP image. I do have all those morphs from the creators mentioned. I'll either have to create one from daz and blender...

I'm doing something wrong, but I cannot figure out what. Everything I import is supersized and above the Person. I had it working some months ago, so I must be forgetting something. Rereading the guides I followed hasn't been fruitful. My process probably has some unnecessary steps as they're...

Thanks for the link bud. But I have to say Im struggling with his tutorial. Right from the beginning he says importing a figure from DAZ to Blender but doesnt say how. Im exporting or saving my figure but Blender doesnt recognise the file

Hey ? For things like gloves you will be wanting to flow this guide, you will need blender too https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/video-guide-on-how-to-fit-and-import-any-3d-clothing-item-to-virtamate.24629/ I'd say you will need to export the gloves as .obj from Daz to get it into blender...

Blender is not less user friendly than max, and first and foremost it's free... but anyway, program does not matter, the important aspect is to simply export as compatible objects for Daz (obj or fbx). If you look either on the hub or on Google, you find written tutorials quite fast like this ...

You can use my guide to do exactly this - https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/vam-to-blender-to-vam.3759/ I would only use my method if I had an existing vam girl I wanted to do and only if those mods are skin deep things like nose shapes etc as there is no way to update the bone rig doing it...

The first thing I say in the guide is select your clothing item, then go to export When exporting with select only, you must select your mesh when exporting. hence the reason why you don't see any mesh in daz ---- New clothing makers don't need to worry about anything in the.obj export...