Episode 1 of my new animated visual novel The MRU Chronicles is now available!
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Hello everyone!
I hope you're all doing well and you're having a great 2022 so far! :)
This tutorial covers the use of Diffeomorphic to export a very old DAZ 3D character type: Michael 3.0 from DAZ Studio to Blender using Diffeomorphic. In this video I cover how the characters rigging must be changed before export to effectively import Michael 3.0 into Blender. :)
Exporting involves the following steps:
1. Setting up Michael 3 with clothing in DAZ Studio.
2. Change character and clothing to General Weight Map rigging.
3. Save Michael 3 as a Scene Subset.
4. Create Diffeomorphic DBZ file.
5. Import Michael 3 Character into Blender using Diffeomophic plugin.
Chapter markers have been added to allow quick access to information you'll hopefully find useful. :)
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00:00 - Introduction
02:52 - DAZ Studio: Version Used
03:08 - DAZ Studio: Michael 3 Character Setup
07:04 - Convert Michael 3, and Clothing, to General Weight map rigging
12:13 - DAZ Studio: Export Michael 3 Using Diffeomorphic Script
14:29 - Blender: Importing Michael 3 Using Diffeomorphic Plugin
16:43 - Blender: Verifying DAZ 3D Root Paths
17:40 - Blender: Verifying Character Imported Successfully
19:01 - Blender: Setup Default HDRI for Scene Lighting in Blender
21:25 - Blender: Using Shader Nodes to Adjust Specular Lighting
22:41 - Blender: Organizing the Outliner
24:05 - Thank You so Much for Watching!
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