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By new-own - 6 Years Ago Hello, I recently bought all softwares and plugins on Reallusion to improve my productivity using them along other softwares I use. I will list all my issues and please help with any at least. - I have noticed that I cannot import FBX clothes I made by other softwares into CC3 and for any FBX file I try to import it requires a key generated specifically by files created only by Reallusion softwares. - I tried to export generated characters using CC3 Pipeline and HeadShot Plugin to Blender and the textures are not right looking like this all over the body: Notice the Line! - 3DXchange7 did not solve the fluidity of exporting and importing the characters to blender. Instead it made them look like spaghetti. (Useless) - iClone7 exports are having the same issue with the textures. I have used Reallusion's Blender Plugin to import CC3 files but it didn't solve the problem. By Kelleytoons - 6 Years Ago For the FBX problem, use the "Create Accessories" instead.  Once inside you can change into clothing via apply weights. By AutoDidact - 6 Years Ago Hi ,you should look at your skin textures in the shading tab and adust the metalicity and specular values on the principled BSDF shaders that were created for all of your materials  upon import. I recently switched to an Iclone to Blender pipeline where I will be creating all of my Avatar animation in iclone with custom Characters& accesories (body & facial) and rendering in Blender 2.8x via alembic export to render in EEVEE. The reality is that any pre-textured assets, imported into Blender ,will require material adjustments such as manually setting up subsurface scattering etc. Anyone planning to use Blender, as an external rendering solution for Iclone, should be prepared to learn the Blender Shader node editor for best results.