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Daz 3D Forums > 3rd Party Software > Blender Discussion

How do I create multiple texture "zones" of a model so that I can apply different materials in DAZ?

Renderpower3dRenderpower3d Posts: 0
January 2021 edited January 2021 in Blender Discussion

How do I take models that use one texture for the entire thing and divide out parts of it so that I can apply different materials to the various parts in Daz?

Post edited by Renderpower3d on January 2021

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  • Krys KryngleKrys Kryngle Posts: 308
    January 2021

    In Blender I think you'll want to select different parts of the mesh, such as the eyes, then assign a material to it.  Each material can just be a simple color, nothing fancy, but each part will have a different material.  I'm not sure how DAZ works but when you import the object, the eyes for example will have their own basic material and then you can assign a new material in DAZ (I'm assuming, I don't know DAZ very well).

    As far as the mechanics of how to select and assign materials in Blender, it would be best to look up a tutorial on youtube.  Typing it out would probably be way to confusing.

  • TheMysteryIsThePointTheMysteryIsThePoint Posts: 3,083
    January 2021

    In edit mode, select the faces you want, go to the materials tab (the beachball looking thing), hit "New", and then assign. Name the material you just added. These will become surfaces in Daz Studio.

  • felisfelis Posts: 4,898
    January 2021

    Krampus is right.

    But when you export it from Blender, you must select to export materials.

    Also when importing in Daz you have to read materials, but that is on as default.

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