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DAZ clothes to CC 1.5 (easy tut)

Posted By Skuzzlebutt 10 Years Ago
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since it's a export fbx 2012 version from CC,
backwards compatibilty might be a issue.
in max try "select all" from the edit menu...






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yep its included
http://dl2.joxi.net/drive/2016/07/27/0016/0110/1101934/34/5c41dc54da.png

could it be because of old version of 3d max? i have 2010
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on the fbx import dialog
make sure you include animation

http://i66.tinypic.com/155nm8x.jpg


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i quess i'm making something wrong
exporting from CC like that
http://dl2.joxi.net/drive/2016/07/27/0016/0110/1101934/34/696419149f.png

but it has no any keys in 3dmax
http://joxi.ru/a2XK1aPiJew7mg.png
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annamironova2007 (7/27/2016)
thank you for tutorial:-)
i have a question
as i see on your video model loads in 3d max with not straight T-pose
http://dl2.joxi.net/drive/2016/07/27/0016/0110/1101934/34/ab708e5ab0.png
dress i'm exporting from daz is the same
http://dl2.joxi.net/drive/2016/07/27/0016/0110/1101934/34/a9a9869848.png
but mine model has straight T-pose
http://dl2.joxi.net/drive/2016/07/27/0016/0110/1101934/34/7f71005b56.png
so it looks like this
http://dl1.joxi.net/drive/2016/07/27/0016/0110/1101934/34/89b1ae26a0.png

is there any way to fit it in the way it has to be?

yes, in the beginning of the tutorial. you export with the calibration pose provided above
on import to max
move timeline to frame 50
select all keyframes
right click and remove selected keys
move timeline slider back to frame 1
this will put the avatar into the daz pose


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thank you for tutorial:-)
i have a question
as i see on your video model loads in 3d max with not straight T-pose
http://dl2.joxi.net/drive/2016/07/27/0016/0110/1101934/34/ab708e5ab0.png
dress i'm exporting from daz is the same
http://dl2.joxi.net/drive/2016/07/27/0016/0110/1101934/34/a9a9869848.png
but mine model has straight T-pose
http://dl2.joxi.net/drive/2016/07/27/0016/0110/1101934/34/7f71005b56.png
so it looks like this
http://dl1.joxi.net/drive/2016/07/27/0016/0110/1101934/34/89b1ae26a0.png

is there any way to fit it in the way it has to be?
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Thanks budbundy, I see now that it can be done but 3dmax tuts don't help me much at all, I don't own it or likely will ever own it.

If anyone knows how to do this in Blender or some other reasonably priced program, I'd appreciate some tips. :)



look at just the beginning - exporting from daz and exporting a calibrated pose from cc.
from that point it's importing the fbx in blender, then importing/merging the obj from daz
you will just have to move and scale the obj and then follow the blender skinning tuts.


Oh wow thanks budbundy, I was just trying to put all the steps together in my cranial grey matter, should be simple enough, I'll try it when I get home then. :)



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good tutorial.................


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Snarp Farkle (7/25/2016)
Thanks budbundy, I see now that it can be done but 3dmax tuts don't help me much at all, I don't own it or likely will ever own it.

If anyone knows how to do this in Blender or some other reasonably priced program, I'd appreciate some tips. :)



look at just the beginning - exporting from daz and exporting a calibrated pose from cc.
from that point it's importing the fbx in blender, then importing/merging the obj from daz
you will just have to move and scale the obj and then follow the blender skinning tuts.





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Thanks budbundy, I see now that it can be done but 3dmax tuts don't help me much at all, I don't own it or likely will ever own it.

If anyone knows how to do this in Blender or some other reasonably priced program, I'd appreciate some tips. :)


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