Thanks, Peter, for the clarification and the tutorial. That was what I was actually alluding to.

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If you have CC4 please take a look at the tutorial below. Hopefully this will help.




                                                                

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Thank you both...
Yes I have CC4
I tried, but "convert to accessory" and "convert to sub-item are greyed out.



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According to the screenshot, the prop has one mesh and 16 bones (there are no separate parts).
And I suppose that is how it was imported to iClone.
As Animajic mentioned, you have to animate using Edit Animation Layer.

If you have CC4, you should import that way. In CC, separate elements are shown in the Scene Manager and you can then convert them into subprops.

If you don't have CC, you may still be able to animate. If you select the animation option for the prop (I forgot what it is called), you may be able to access the various bones and animate that way.

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Hello everyone.

I have a small problem in the DZA export of props for Iclone.
For example, for a vehicle, all the elements are quite distinct on Daz. I export in FBX but on Iclone, I only have one block.
What export setting should I operate to have the elements separated?
See captures.

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