But why bother?  As you say -- the code is already there.  And there's a button to press (it's called "Transformer").  Nothing else they do would make it any faster or easier.

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Lol, not really. With a slimmed down skin only tool, you wouldn't need to do anything in DAZ or CC3 to get a skin converted, just use the utility to choose the skins and export, the whole process would be streamlined. 

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My system: i7 3770 Gtx1060 6GB

I tried using ShaderMap 4 Pro to generate some displacement maps without any real success, but I'm still working on it.

I agree, and ultimately the only thing that matters is the textures, so I spent part of the weekend doing just that, converting my favorite daz textures (and there really isn't all that many) to wrap around the CC3 mesh.  So for converting textures, the Transformer Tool is perfect, and if you want the character morph, then the Transformer tool is perfect for that too, although there are other ways to get the "morph" into CC3. 

Clothing and accessories are different tho cause they retain the original Daz textures, so I've been playing around with exporting a duplicated character mesh (minus the parts that I don't need like the hands and feet, and the inner head parts) as a conforming clothing item, which does retain all the original textures.