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OK so there is no Toggle System Concole option in the help menu, but the command window is up in the background and it looks like the below:

3doutlaw - 16 October 2012 06:49 PM

OK so there is no Toggle System Concole option in the help menu, but the command window is up in the background and it looks like the below:

it may mean you forgot to dump the python scripts from mcjTeleBlender’s kit in the modules folder of your newly installed Blender

on my PC that’s the

Yep your right, they were in an old version directory, thanks!

Thanks for this tool

I have a problem, I’m using Daz Studio 4.5 and blender 2.64 as you can see texture cordinate node conect from Normal and not UV for all textures, this happend in Cycles renderer, Poser internal expert correctly

Yep, you are right.  I got similar results in 2.63.  I upgraded to 2.64a and same thing.

Found it!  To fix this, modify mcjAddMappersToTexImgs.py, and change this line:

          links.new( texCoordNode.outputs[1], mappingNode.inputs[0] )

to this:

          links.new( texCoordNode.outputs[2], mappingNode.inputs[0] )

Then UV is used, and not Normal.

Tanks a lot 3doutlaw!! great

3doutlaw - 17 October 2012 08:08 PM

Found it!  To fix this, modify mcjAddMappersToTexImgs.py, and change this line:

          links.new( texCoordNode.outputs[1], mappingNode.inputs[0] )

to this:

          links.new( texCoordNode.outputs[2], mappingNode.inputs[0] )

Then UV is used, and not Normal.

i will make a new version where the script identifies the UV output by name instead of by index-number

it was a risky way of doing it anyway

3doutlaw - 17 October 2012 08:08 PM

Found it!  To fix this, modify mcjAddMappersToTexImgs.py, and change this line:

          links.new( texCoordNode.outputs[1], mappingNode.inputs[0] )

to this:

          links.new( texCoordNode.outputs[2], mappingNode.inputs[0] )

Then UV is used, and not Normal.

2 interesting things:

i’m not totally fluent in python, so i didn’t know we could do things like

which i found on a forum post about a minecraft-generator script for Blender

right over here
http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?237105-Mineblend-Blender-importer-add-on-for-Minecraft-worlds/page5

That sure makes it easier to understand, and more robust!    Nice find!

(I am not a good Python programmer either, but as a software manager, I have become OK at debugging code)

I was testing the plugin with the last DAZ studio 4.5 and I am getting the wrong UVs using Genesis.

EDIT: Was the bug regarding the 1 for a 2

Also.. How can I fix white eyes using Genesis

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Thanks to rayera and 3doutlaw for pointing out an incompatibility that appeared with version 2.64 of Blender/Cycles

i modified the mcjAddMappersToTexImgs.py module which is part of the mcjBlendbot package named mcjBlendBot_October_18_2012.zip

so you simply have to download it from my site and unzip it in your ....\Blender\2.64\scripts\modules folder

https://sites.google.com/site/mcasualsdazscripts/mcjteleblender-for-ds1-2-3-4

Working fine,... But still White iris and pupil. What am I doing Wrong?

gravity0 - 18 October 2012 10:05 AM

Working fine,... But still White iris and pupil. What am I doing Wrong?

if you create a small entirely black image, and apply it as an Opacity map to the cornea of the eye,

you will obtain a fully transparent cornea as seen in Daz Studio and as rendered in Blender/Cycles

sometimes there’s a transparency map for the cornea, but due to export issues, the image cannot be found

or the transparency map is part of the color map, and that’s not compatible with mcjTeleblender

so replacing it with a simple black image , like the one below, does the trick

Going to try after dinner Also, sometimes when using hair i got glowing ones since the texture was a emitting map. Do not know in new versions.