Be aware that the normal map will not create real bumps by itself, so the silhouette of the figure will not be affected. Then use Z-Brush to bake the high resolution version to a normal map. Export the figure at base resolution and at high resolution (subd 3-4). Also, your target platform must have a compatible weighting system otherwise you will get different results from the JCM.Ģ) HD morphs.
Then in the fbx dialog add those names in the export rules.īe aware that once you export the JCMs you will have to apply them yourself to the figure because they are available as morphs but not automatically applied as DAZ Studio does. So you know the names of the JCMs you have to export. What you need to do is to show hidden properties and show used morphs.
DAZ Studio uses joint controlled morphs (JCM) to properly bend arms and legs and other body parts. Into custom Characters for use in Iclone or export to other applications via FBX or alembic.ġ) Joint morphs. So within 6 months of "renting" from Autodesk you could haveĪlso Iclone Pro pipeline comes with a free applicationĬalled Character creator with base figures that you can morph If you want to retain the full functionality of a genesis figure you shouldĬonsider exporting BVH data from Iclone or Motionbuilder back to DAZ and applying it in daz studio to your hi subD /HD genesis rigs for rendering.Īlthough Iclone Cost around $700 for the full pipeline versionĪll autodesk products are monthy subscription only You will have to manually apply Blend shapes in Maya to get your joint control morphs looking close to the way they do in Daz.Īlso forget about HD morph details Like those on the new Alexandra 8 Character as you lose those when your figure leaves Daz studio. Is that you get a base resolution FBX rig with no JCM's Iclone 3Dxchange already has Daz genesis templates built in to Characterize imported genesis figure for Imotion retargetingĮxport a Daz figure to MotionBuilder,Iclone or Maya Hi I use Iclone pro 6.5 pipeline to import Daz Rigs and apply animation to them and export custom BVH back to Daz
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