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DAZ Hair Cards look flat in Blender Cycles after Diffeomorphic import

VoidRVoidR Posts: 0
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Hello. I import characters from DAZ Studio into Blender using Diffeomorphic. I have a problem with hair cards: in Cycles the hair looks too matte and almost has no highlights. It seems DAZ hair shaders do not convert properly. Could someone explain: 1.what is the correct shader setup for DAZ hair cards in Blender 5? 2.are there any good tutorials or node setups specifically for DAZ hair in Blender?

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  • PadonePadone Posts: 4,148
    edited May 17

    Skin and hair are translucent materials, that means their appearance depend heavily on lights setup. To compare with daz studio you have to use the same lights, as different lights will produce a different appearance.

    That said, there's two types of hair in daz, ribbons or strands. The first are geometry hair which converts fine enough and the look is similar to iray. The second are SBH or dForce SHB which are more approximated and they may look different in blender, to be adjusted by hand.

    A final note is that custom shaders don't convert to blender, for these you get a warning in the console after import. Typical products are OOT hair which use custom shaders and don't convert fine.

    p.s. Also tone mapping affects how colors and highlights appear in the scene, both in daz studio and in blender. The standard view transform in blender is more similar to the default tone mapping in daz studio.

    render tab > color management

    Post edited by Padone on
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