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Very Useful Daz Products IMHO (Converters, Lights, Utilities, Morphs, VRAM Optimizers, Shaders etc.)

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  • LenioTGLenioTG Posts: 2,118
    SlimerJSpud said:
    Eboshijaana said:

    Shape Rigger Plus, in cases where you want to make sure the rigging of your tranferred morphs or custom morphs is solid;
    https://www.daz3d.com/shape-rigger-plus

    Look At my Hair, you want to have fur on your character? Or maybe a custom fur pattern just for them? LAMH might be a little buggy or cumbersome, but it is worth it.

    https://www.daz3d.com/look-at-my-hair

    Does LAMH work in Iray? I can't seem to find a mention of that on the store page, or at the furrythings link..

    I don't have that product, but I don't think you should have any problem!

    With Daz Deals browser extension, when you open a product page, you can see the renders that tag it. Between them I've found this one: https://www.daz3d.com/gallery/#images/84445/
    It's Iray I guess!

  • AlmightyQUESTAlmightyQUEST Posts: 2,006
    It doesn't work in iRay out of the box. There is the iray catalyzer, which is an add on that allows for some specific figures from that vendor (most of the ones in the store) to be rendered in iRay. You can also export the hair as object or, if you have the full version, fiberhair, and use that (not the LAMH original) with iray shaders. But if you want to use anything that doesn't have a catalyzer version, expect to have extra work to get it to render in iRay.
  • SlimerJSpudSlimerJSpud Posts: 1,456
    AlmightyQUEST said:
    It doesn't work in iRay out of the box. There is the iray catalyzer, which is an add on that allows for some specific figures from that vendor (most of the ones in the store) to be rendered in iRay. You can also export the hair as object or, if you have the full version, fiberhair, and use that (not the LAMH original) with iray shaders. But if you want to use anything that doesn't have a catalyzer version, expect to have extra work to get it to render in iRay.

    If you get both the full LAMH and the Catalyzer, do they work together? That is, does LAMH create models that are compatible with Catalyzer, or is the Catalyzer only for the PA products? I suppose I'll have to ask Alessandro_AM. Exporting to fiberhair and re-importing sounds like a pain for a full body hair set on a poseable figure (think Lycanthropos). For a head of human hair, not so bad tho.

  • Charlie JudgeCharlie Judge Posts: 13,240
    SlimerJSpud said:
    AlmightyQUEST said:
    It doesn't work in iRay out of the box. There is the iray catalyzer, which is an add on that allows for some specific figures from that vendor (most of the ones in the store) to be rendered in iRay. You can also export the hair as object or, if you have the full version, fiberhair, and use that (not the LAMH original) with iray shaders. But if you want to use anything that doesn't have a catalyzer version, expect to have extra work to get it to render in iRay.

    If you get both the full LAMH and the Catalyzer, do they work together? That is, does LAMH create models that are compatible with Catalyzer, or is the Catalyzer only for the PA products? I suppose I'll have to ask Alessandro_AM. Exporting to fiberhair and re-importing sounds like a pain for a full body hair set on a poseable figure (think Lycanthropos). For a head of human hair, not so bad tho.

    The catalyzer requires LAMH but only works on AM's models that are already upgraded  to use it. Even with the catylyzer installed, LAMH models you create will not work directly in Iray. As a work around you can export them as an obj and the catalyzer is not required for that.

  • LenioTGLenioTG Posts: 2,118

    I've added the "Iray Light Probe Kit" to the list: I've tried it, and I like it very much! For the first time, I've realized a night scene I like the lights of: https://www.daz3d.com/gallery/#images/782421/

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