Hi Everyone,

I'm a new CC3 user. I've imported 3 Daz Genesis characters (2,3,8) and saved them as projects, but I don't see a way to save the character to a library to use again. Is this possible? I plan to send more Daz Characters to CC3 and would like to have them all available for re-use.

Thanks,
Brian

You have three basic choices:

Save as a project -- this includes hair, clothing, accessories and the avatar.
Save as a clothed avatar -- includes clothing and accessories and avatar
Save as a nekkid avatar -- only avatar

It's really up to you. No matter how you save them you can reuse them, even as a project.

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

I am new too and this was also one of my first questions. Before you do the following, store your file because CC might crash when you do this. In the content pane, go to characters, then hit the + button at the bottom. Then the character should be added. I tried this with hair and it worked too.

...and you can save just the textures and the morphs (body and face) of iClone Characters for use later as well.



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Thank you so much. I've been reading other posts and seeing your replies. So hopefully you can help with this one. I just finished exporting a bunch of characters from Daz and importing them into CC3, but in CC3 they don't look like they did when they left Daz. I applied various character materials and morphs in Daz, that didn't seem to translate coming into CC3. I had watched a tutorial and followed its steps, but something didn't work. Even the black characters came in caucasian.

Thanks so much!