I've been working on a plugin script to generate the profile.ini and collect maps to a selected folder. It's coming along well with G8 and G3 figures (my primary use) and I am considering testing and supporting older generations though I don't use those much myself.
I'm curious, is there any interest in a paid tool to generate profiles and collect the in-use maps to a folder for consumption by CC3?
Currently, the tool does the following from within Daz Studio:
* Collects all maps to the user selected folder
* Generates the profile.ini in the user selected folder
* Automatically inverts roughness maps during the map collection process.

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

I already did it and it's free:

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

More choice were welcome. How about non-character map collecting? Such a environment, prop, robot & something?

Mine also does that, at least for anything out of Daz.

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Nice plugin. Not a Blender user myself so I have developed something to allow me to go directly from Daz to CC3.

Thanks for the reply and the idea. I'll keep it in mind when I'm further along.

If the price is not to high why not.

I'd be interested of something that works right out of Daz.  I tend to use the earlier Genesis characters tho'. 1,2 and 3.

Sounds like a good idea to do it on the DAZ side.
Please include G1-3 support, of course.

Off-topic: i like KT's Blender add-on, not only because it's free.

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Thanks for the feedback everyone.

I've never released in the Daz store. I hear it can take some time to get through the process and I still have many things to complete (older character support, UI polishing, associated testing, to name a few) before I'd feel comfortable submitting.it to them. So, a release isn't imminent based on that alone and add the fact this is a work of passion I'm doing in my spare time. 

@3Dtester - KT's Blender plugin is really slick. That he created something with such complexity and was so gracious to release it freely to the community is just awesome. I like the videos and how cheerful he sounds, too! :-)