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Facial expression when exporting model

Theowolf98Theowolf98 Posts: 4
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Hi everyone.

I'm very new to daz3d and I've been using blender for a few months now. I'm currently using the Daz3d to Blender addon which is working really well, however when I set a facial expression on my character is doesn't seem to export over to Blender. Is there a way to fix this?

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  • Krys KryngleKrys Kryngle Posts: 311

    The general workflow for these bridges is to import a character in the 'A' pose and then import poses/expressions separately after everything else is set up.

  • Theowolf98Theowolf98 Posts: 4
    Krampus said:

    The general workflow for these bridges is to import a character in the 'A' pose and then import poses/expressions separately after everything else is set up.

    Oh true, I there any good documentation on how to import expressions into blender from Daz?

  • Krys KryngleKrys Kryngle Posts: 311

    For the DaztoBlender8 bridge, I don't know how much support there is.  I know there was a way to import poses, but it did not always work.  That was prior to the most recent updates, so maybe that is fixed. 

    I use Diffeomorphic which has an in-depth manual on how to use.  Version 1.5 is the most recent.  You can import a character pose and then import a facial expression, just be mindful of the options box that pops up when importing the second pose/expression.  You can also save your imported poses in Blender, although I have not done it yet.  Importing works so well I have not needed to.

    https://diffeomorphic.blogspot.com/

  • Theowolf98Theowolf98 Posts: 4
    Krampus said:

    For the DaztoBlender8 bridge, I don't know how much support there is.  I know there was a way to import poses, but it did not always work.  That was prior to the most recent updates, so maybe that is fixed. 

    I use Diffeomorphic which has an in-depth manual on how to use.  Version 1.5 is the most recent.  You can import a character pose and then import a facial expression, just be mindful of the options box that pops up when importing the second pose/expression.  You can also save your imported poses in Blender, although I have not done it yet.  Importing works so well I have not needed to.

    https://diffeomorphic.blogspot.com/

    I was trying to install Diffeomorphic but I ran into a couple of issues, however, I was able to learn a bit about Morph exporter. After watching a couple of videos I found that the expressions in blender are located in the object data properties. I really appreciate all the help, thank you.

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