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You may be better off using Blender to draw then scene the import piece by piece into Unity then Vam. I use Unity with VR headset to set my material and get close before i import to VAM

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Have you tried loading your character in vam with all morphs applied, reset pose under main atom control menu, export from vam as obj, import into blender, and fit to that model?

If you have in game screenshots , I can try to sculpt the face in blender and import it in Vam, for example my Nora look, some of my Looks I modeled in MH:iceborne (nice character editor) and then I sculpt them in blender.

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

how hard it is too port a blender model to vam. i want to port this https://smutba.se/project/705fda14-516e-419c-ad14-3c4ece906e4e/

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.

Sometimes needed to remove empty space between breasts and clothes. To bad we can't have perfect collision in VAM. Already considering to make photo sets in blender also because of path-tracing rendering and leave vam for interactive scenes

@Juno , first i would like to thank you for the guide. second, is it possible to import a animated VaM scene into blender and render it there? ? have you followed up on this? curious what the status of current VaM/Blender import & export. thank you

Was this created in vam or did you use Daz3d or Blender? I want create an environment but not sure where to start.

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 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

- 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...

I'm new to this stuff. From what I can tell, I think it's about how the 3D model is sliced up into 2D shapes. I think Blender supports some different types. I think one is called butterfly? Anyway. If we could determine what the slicing approach is for VAM and figure out how to get Blender to...

quick question was trying to port this model model here but had some issues so wondering how the heck you got her to be ported from blender to VAM?

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...

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...

VAM can import stuff created in blender. actually i was giving it a try to make such underwear . If you take any underwear and load it into .fbx format it comes with bones and in blender there is option to add bones to anything by turning simple clothing into mesh. the issue is when i take the...

Can you give a high level overview of what this app does to make VaM morphs work in Daz? Only asking out of curiosity. For the past day I have been trying to export .obj from VaM, then export it from Daz into Blender and then back in Daz using Morph Loader Pro but I always got the geometry...

Yes. If you can make it somewhat work in DAZ first, you can port it to VaM.