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luismfm70_234c6479b4luismfm70_234c6479b4 Posts: 12
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Hi, I recently bought the supergirl uniform from the television series, which comes with obj, textures and ztl folders. Where can I find a tutorial to use on a G3F figure?

Thanks :)

 

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 108,979

    OBJ is a static model, Ztl is a ZBrush tool (and won't open in anything else as far as I know). It sounds as if this is not content made for use with Daz Studio, does it even line up (if yiou import the OBJ - try the modo preset in the options dialogue) with any of the Daz figures?

  • Matt_CastleMatt_Castle Posts: 3,055
    Richard Haseltine said:

     It sounds as if this is not content made for use with Daz Studio

    Tracking it back via the URL, it seems that it is designed to fit Genesis 3 Female, but is not in anyway rigged, which means that there could be a LOT of work before it can be used. It may be possible that the geometry on the skirt and cape will be compatible with dForce, but I really don't envy anyone who needs to rig a skeleton to that - I never enjoy rigging long flowing fabric.

  • luismfm70_234c6479b4luismfm70_234c6479b4 Posts: 12
    edited May 2019
    Matt_Castle said:
    Richard Haseltine said:

     

    Tracking it back via the URL, it seems that it is designed to fit Genesis 3 Female, but is not in anyway rigged, which means that there could be a LOT of work before it can be used. It may be possible that the geometry on the skirt and cape will be compatible with dForce, but I really don't envy anyone who needs to rig a skeleton to that - I never enjoy rigging long flowing fabric.


     

    That´s what i think. I don´t have any experience with that :(
    Thanks for your post :)

     

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  • luismfm70_234c6479b4luismfm70_234c6479b4 Posts: 12
    edited May 2019
    luismfm70_234c6479b4 said:
    Richard Haseltine said:

    OBJ is a static model, Ztl is a ZBrush tool (and won't open in anything else as far as I know). It sounds as if this is not content made for use with Daz Studio, does it even line up (if yiou import the OBJ - try the modo preset in the options dialogue) with any of the Daz figures?

     

    Hi, i was trying to line up with a g3f, using the Joint Editor and Figure Setup but don´t work with the OBJ. The quality of this clothes are amazing, unfortunately i don´t know how to use.
    Thanks for your post

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  • ElgyfuElgyfu Posts: 279
    "Legal Notice: The intellectual property depicted in this model , including the brand "dc comics", is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original rights holders." And yet they are using the trademarks to sell market and sell the product? I am amazed that this is something that turbosquid allows.
  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 108,979

    Assuming the model does line up correctly on import you could try applying a dForce modifier to it, then select all of your figure's bones in frame 0 and apply a keyframe in the Timeline, then drag the playhead to frame 30 and apply the pose you want, then do a playrange simualtion in the Simulation Settings pane. Alternatively you could use the Transfer Utility to rig it (Genesis 3 Female and OBJ loaded, Edit>Figure>Transfer Utility, set the Source to Genesis 3 Female and the target to the outfit - however, that would make the cape follow the back and the skirt move with the thighs unless you edited the weight maps).

  • RKane_1RKane_1 Posts: 3,039
    edited May 2019

    I have a tutorial that may help you called TUTORIAL- Transferring Clothing between DAZ and ZBrush - BEWARE THE SOCKMAN!

    I hope it helps.

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  • luismfm70_234c6479b4luismfm70_234c6479b4 Posts: 12
    edited May 2019
    Richard Haseltine said:

     

     

    Richard Haseltine said:

    Assuming the model does line up correctly on import you could try applying a dForce modifier to it, then select all of your figure's bones in frame 0 and apply a keyframe in the Timeline, then drag the playhead to frame 30 and apply the pose you want, then do a playrange simualtion in the Simulation Settings pane. Alternatively you could use the Transfer Utility to rig it (Genesis 3 Female and OBJ loaded, Edit>Figure>Transfer Utility, set the Source to Genesis 3 Female and the target to the outfit - however, that would make the cape follow the back and the skirt move with the thighs unless you edited the weight maps).

    Thanks Richard, i´ll give it a try. :)

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  • RKane_1RKane_1 Posts: 3,039

    And if you are a importing an OBJ file into DAZ from ZBrush, try importing at 10000%

  • luismfm70_234c6479b4luismfm70_234c6479b4 Posts: 12
    RKane_1 said:

    I have a tutorial that may help you called TUTORIAL- Transferring Clothing between DAZ and ZBrush - BEWARE THE SOCKMAN!

    I hope it helps.

    Thank you, going to check your tutorial. :)

  • luismfm70_234c6479b4luismfm70_234c6479b4 Posts: 12
    RKane_1 said:

    And if you are a importing an OBJ file into DAZ from ZBrush, try importing at 10000%

    Yeah, at first i was using 100% laugh and using scale.

    Using 10000% now,

  • ConnaticConnatic Posts: 287
    edited May 2019

    There's a new Supergirl outfit posted at sharecg, but nothing seems to be able to be downloaded currently.  The site was offline for maintenence yesterday, so hopefully it shall be functional soon.

    https://sharecg.com/v/93728/browse/21/DAZ-Studio/Typical-Supergirl-outfit-for-G8F-with-dForce

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