Excellent tutorial 
Is there by any chance getting a copy of those .csv  commends please
Best regards
George                                                

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@gcshep Thanks George, I attached a zip with 4 export rules:

GEN_CHAR_EXPORT.csv - for exporting a Genesis 3/8 character (RL recommended)
morphs_rules_bake.csv - export no morphs
morphs_rules_export.csv - export all morphs
morphs_Elf_Bodybuilder_Export.csv - export only elf ears and bodybuilder morphs (from tutorial). This would work for Genesis 3/8

It is easy to customize the last one to build the list of desired morphs to export. First argument before the coma is a case sensitive keyword that would be matched against morph rules names.

@dogged2003
Thanks. I am not sure I understood, sorry. But if you worry about Genesis fingers, they are perfectly calibrated with 3DX automated conversion routine.

Thank you very much sir
Best Regards
George

THANX to "4u2ges" for Tutorial/Export Rules


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Man, this thread is a goldmine and should be stickied until Reallusion allows us to import character morphs properly. One issue I'm having though: Some Daz morphs have a range from -100 to 100 (instead of 0 to 100), and Morph Creator only seems to allow a range of 0 to 100. Any idea how to fix this?

@Hookflash

Yeah, negative values are getting disregarded as well as values over 100%. What you can do, is create a custom slider in DAZ and save it as DUF.
Custom slider should be set to have values of 0-100%, then you may pose/apply respective *negative* morphs to the figure and it would be saved as 0-100% for a new custom slider and be available for export.
You may even combine multiple morphs/shapes into single one - possibilities are unlimited.
Just have to careful with non-linear pose controls (some bones transformations), as morphs are strictly linear and transformations might come out quite unnatural.

I do not have much time to give a complete step-by-step for creating new sliders/DUFs, but here's a link where you may follow the routine (not the best one, but enough to play with and figure out):
https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/comment/3074791/

Thanks, that looks like it'll do the trick!

When you create a morph in CC, you can actually specify whatever range for minimum and maximum you wish.

If you set the minimum to -100 and the maximum to +100, you get a slider with the default position in the middle (zero).

You can also overdrive any morph, positive or negative, by typing the number you wish into the morph box instead of using the slider.