Hi all, so I know how to import a Daz3D character into CC3, make it a morph etc. However, I'm wondering if there's a way to import the facial expressions with it so that it works like it does in Daz instead of the default ones in CC3?

For example, I have a stylised toddler character like this:


In Daz, the character smiles like this:


However, in CC3 the smile (using the edit face pose feature) looks like this:



Obviously, the pose morphs for the character in Daz were made specifically for that character. So is there a way to carry those across with the character to CC3?

Thanks!

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Just to complement this:

You can also save the morphs inside CC3


so that all other CC3 figures can use them, too:


For the sliders you can also directly use the pictures from DAZ, like these:


or those:


Good luck!

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Thanks both! That's great . Just to double check though, does that mean there's no way to do this in bulk/batch?

Yes, Transformer does not allow bulk import of morphs for avatars (it DOES for props.  It's really a shame they don't allow this for avatars but I'm guessing it's a programming issue as we've been asking for this for years).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

I remember that I once saw a video about this, where you would have to change the Morph Export Rules in DAZ to include the relevant morphs:


I just searched for it and finally found it:


But of course, this will only be useful for iClone but not for the single sliders in CC3.

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Right, it will work in iClone but not CC3 (which is what the OP asked).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley