Plugins + Scripts Daz Generations Converter

[PASSENGER]

Should be possible. It's just how much more convoluted and time consuming will it be. I gave up using daz to convert before G9 even released after discovering wrap, and then this tool.
I suspect you would need to convert G9>G8>G2
There's youtube guides on how to go G9 to G8. I believe to go to straight from G9 to G2 isn't possible as it's missing shape options in the G9 dev menus for G2

tutorial really worked thanks...any tutorial can u suggest for importing eyebrows ,eyelashes,etc.. in vam

 

[Doki]

the plugin's conversion function doesn't work well in 4.3, it processes but i get a mesh that looks like exploded vertices. works in 3.6 however using either of the import methods.

 

[PASSENGER]

the plugin's conversion function doesn't work well in 4.3, it processes but i get a mesh that looks like exploded vertices. works in 3.6 however using either of the import methods.

correct

 

[insistent]

Amazing tool! Thanks.

I've been wondering, is it possible to keep a joint volume as they bend?

For exemple, on the converted morph, from G9 to G2F, when the thighs bend 90 degrees, the flute get squished at the bottom, while it doesn't on the original G9 morph.

 

[Chokaphi]

Chokaphi updated Daz Generations Converter with a new update entry:

Daz

This is a Blender Extension, developed in Blender 4.4 and tested in Blender 5.1

Daz Generations 2.1.0 Beta https://mega.nz/file/HTY0iAoJ#Fr6wx-lQEOcIuAnXCw18IAAwZjyDXFltWY5nKpD4Z8w

The program has been rewritten and the UI simplified. Supports Only Females, Males are still to be done.

1. Click Import OBJ
2. Select Output Model
3. Convert
4. Click on Converted model
5. Save Converted Model
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[LiuYuNiXin]

This plugin is excellent. However, its practical performance in future use remains to be seen, as VAM2 has not yet reached official completion. It may be necessary to handle corresponding variable data later to achieve a perfect port of VAM‑1 characters. Still, thank you very much for your hard work and technical support