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AutoDidact
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AutoDidact
Posted 6 Years Ago
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It is possbible to have conforming beards that follow the characters jaw movement For the CC3 Character in this video I used a really old Daz beard( 18 years ??) IIRC I had to convert it to a prop in Daz Studio and reimport it and convert it to a full body conformer before sending the Genesis Character to CC3 via the transformer tool
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ultimativity
Posted 6 Years Ago
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Wow. What is a full body conformer in Daz?
Nathan
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AutoDidact
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ultimativity (8/3/2020)
Wow. What is a full body conformer in Daz?Full body is one of the template options in the daz cloth rigging transfer utility.
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Posted 6 Years Ago
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animagic (8/1/2020)
ultimativity (8/1/2020)
However, with the new updates this year, iClone has made significant progress in the morphs department, as well as in the skin department. iClone still does not have decent beards but those imported from Daz, do not conform to the character's expressions or speech, so no sense importing them from Daz.I believe improved beards are on the menu later this year.
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justaviking
Posted 6 Years Ago
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hkhaneveer (7/27/2020)
... I don't use iClone, it doesn't make sense for me...
hkhaneveer (7/27/2020)
...At this point I'm not making animations, I'm making renders for comic projects...
Consider using iClone to create your comic projects. Several of us have used it for that purpose. It provides a lot of power, flexibility, and freedom when working with your 3D scenes, even if your end goal is a "graphic novel."
Here's my humble "comic." I used "Comic Life" to create the text bubbles. Others have done much nicer work with more detailed environments and better lighting.
Either way, good luck and have fun.
iClone 7... Character Creator... Substance Designer/Painter... Blender... Audacity...
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animagic
Posted 6 Years Ago
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Any character improvements will always be for CC3 as that is now the standard character for CC and iClone. The new SkinGen already gives much better beard results although they are not very voluminous beards.
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Auroratrek
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AutoDidact (7/26/2020)
will2power71 (7/26/2020)
Mostly, I think it's because DAZ has the largest library of pre-built assets available. A lot of users want to animate the characters they've created in DAZ, but DAZ Studio isn't the best application when it comes to being a hobbyist and budding animator. So most DAZ users were sitting there with an impressive library of chracters, props and other assets that they couldn't use for animation. Being able to port them to CC3 makes it possible for them to bring their characters to life, so to speak --at least that's the way I see it. I'm sitting on top of a DAZ runtime that's about 500GB in size that have all kinds of figures that I have amassed over the years. People would not want to just leave all that behind so the best option is to provide a path for them to get the shapes into iClone where it's easy to animate. Quoted for complete agreement. 👍 I have a ton of Daz assets as well, and have just begun seriously exploring a Daz/CC3/iClone/C4D workflow. (I began this discussion with AutoDidact over at Daz.) I was really quite impressed with how well the Daz figures--even V4--port over to CC3, however I'm having a lot of trouble with porting over clothing since I get a lot of "taffy-pulling" mesh melding between pant legs and shoes/boots, I suspect because the legs are too close together in the V4 T-Pose. I read something about putting V4 (in Daz) in an A-Pose rather than T-Pose, but it seems like Reallusion doesn't have an A-Pose preset for V4(?)
On my Youtube Channel: Quest of the Key: Chapter One
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AutoDidact
Posted 6 Years Ago
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Hi Tim, As you my know I create my own clothing for the Daz genesis figures. When I began importing a Daz figure into CC3, dressed in one of my clothing peices, I initially ran the transfer skin weights function in CC3 and got the "taffy pulling" bewteen the thighs on pants. The problem stopped when I just left the clothing as is after import as it seems to just copy the original Daz weighting it would seem to me that an FBX imported Daz figure ,already wearing Daz conformer does not need an additional skin weight transfer or even conforming in CC3. so if you are doing any of that after import try a dressed character without doing so.
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AutoDidact (8/6/2020)
Hi Tim, As you my know I create my own clothing for the Daz genesis figures. When I began importing a Daz figure into CC3, dressed in one of my clothing peices, I initially ran the transfer skin weights function in CC3 and got the "taffy pulling" bewteen the thighs on pants. The problem stopped when I just left the clothing as is after import as it seems to just copy the original Daz weighting it would seem to me that an FBX imported Daz figure ,already wearing Daz conformer does not need an additional skin weight transfer or even conforming in CC3. so if you are doing any of that after import try a dressed character without doing so.
Thanks, AD! That was the key to stop the "taffy." In the process I also discovered that I had my export settings from Daz wrong, so between the two changes, a pair of boots I'd been banging my head against the wall over came in beautifully. Wow, I think CC3/iClone is quickly becoming my favorite application--I'm really impressed!
On my Youtube Channel: Quest of the Key: Chapter One
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