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By COLINMAC2 - 2 Years Ago
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On most of my imports I've been having no troubles. But now I'm getting a glitch where all I get from the import is a little pixel of light, like this:
And I can't understand what I'm doing wrong. I'm exporting in the same way, what's happening?
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By animagic - 2 Years Ago
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Did you try to resize it? Developers are not always careful with scaling.
Your screenshot doesn't show the polycount (Ctrl+F), which would tell you that it was imported; just very small.
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By animagic - 2 Years Ago
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So did you try what I suggested?
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By COLINMAC2 - 2 Years Ago
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I just got your message, so I haven't tried it yet. I'll do it first thing in the morning, and let you know what happens.
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By COLINMAC2 - 2 Years Ago
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OK, I tried your suggestion, and 10000, as high as I could go. Didn't get the scene I saw in DAZ, instead I got this--
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By animagic - 2 Years Ago
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I don't work with DAZ much anymore, but could it be that the item consists of several parts that all need to be selected?
Also, which environment is it? There are some DAZ specialists here that might be able to help.
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By COLINMAC2 - 2 Years Ago
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It's a new one, The Beach. I'm not even exporting the cameras or lighting (though if I could, that'd be incredible).
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By jeffkirkland - 2 Years Ago
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What hoopers if you bring it in through Transformer? I haven't done this in a while but if you add a DAZ figure to the scene, transformer should see the rest of the environment as accessories. You have to mess around detaching the assets after it's loaded but it could be worth a try if all else is failing.
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By COLINMAC2 - 2 Years Ago
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Huh, I'll try that.
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