- #Daz genesis 3 female eyes do not import ue4 skin
- #Daz genesis 3 female eyes do not import ue4 software
Voila! You are finished - export as FBX from Blender (but turn off "Add Leaf Bones" in the armature tab - sigh - there should be some way to get this off by default) and import into XChange and convert. Go to weight paint and then choose Transfer weights and go down to the source and change to "By Name".
Finally, select the main mesh, and then holding down the shift key, select that shell mesh. With the shell mesh selected, shift and select the main armature (click on any bone) and then press Ctrl-P and choose "with empty groups". Just bring the exported FBX into Blender and, with the shell mesh selected, unparent but keep transformations. If you are familiar with doing clothing for CC through Blender it will be a piece of cake - but it's not too hard otherwise.
#Daz genesis 3 female eyes do not import ue4 software
Guy, I don't have that particular version (too creepy for me) but I do have System 46, same software dev, and same basic design. But before I do that I wanted to know, perhaps you guys have found an efficient and more direct method in order to successfully import those "Shells" into 3DXchange (skinned I mean) ? So I believe I'll have to extract each one of those in Daz3d, export/re-import probably, transfer weights, etc. Have you already be confronted to the situation of importing a Daz3d figure into 3DXchange that has "Geometry Shells" (a Daz3d feature allowing to use a live clone of an original surface offset by a certain distance and used for things like body suits, or armors or etc.) Those shells have no skinning once exported to FBX. There is also the Tools -> Geometry Editor. So you can clean up your meshes right before going into 3DXchange. But aside from that I get correct working import in 3DXchange, with animation Face Keys and Morph (still have to remap the Eyes though). So I'll delete as much geometry as possible. This I don't like because in fact the hidden geometry is still here. I still have some cleanup to do though because these shells also uses Cut Out maps (Opacity Maps in iClone).
#Daz genesis 3 female eyes do not import ue4 skin
So I now have proper skin weights and morphs on the three "shell" meshes. Then used Weight + Morphs transfer (UV Space) in the Transfer Utility tool. 4) For the "Helmet" shell, before I exported it to obj then I've unhidden all the parts. 3) Used the Transfer Utility tool to transfer the Skin Weights from the base Genesis 3 Female figure to each obj (with the UV Space method).
So you didn't use Blender? Care to outline your workflow? Nope, I did it entirely from within Daz3d but it is basically what you suggested in Blender. No more crash! I'll then delete later the mesh parts I don't need. \o/ Now I got the UV Space Morphs transfer working! I just had to unhide the hidden part of the shell to get back the entire Genesis 3 Female geometry. Thanks, Guy - I've added this to the things I need to remember now (sigh. I've tried almost every export options but so far. Doing this in Blender I'll loose the Morphs on the "Helmet" while I should be able to transfer those directly in Daz3d.
In fact that's what I was about to do, but directly in Daz3D. Perhaps if I load them up I'll remember what I did.
Can you give me an example or two? Just the names, ad I most likely have them (I'm SUCH a Daz whore I have most everything they've ever released). I did encounter this once and I *believe* (but I'm old so I may not be remembering properly) that I solved it inside of Daz during the export, by somehow checking some boxes that attached the shell permanently to the figure (but perhaps that's not what you want). I guess I follow you all but the "Transfer Utility Tool" - is this a Daz thingee? (I almost know NOTHING about Daz - everytime I get in there I am fumbling around, but only to export stuff to use in iClone).įor instance I'm trying to find a option that would allow us to "extract" as a separated mesh those shells, while keeping weights and possibly morphs but so far no luck.
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