https://www.daz3d.com/uss-maryland-bb-46-for-poser

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• NorthOf45 Posts: 5,929

  October 26

  There is a DAZ Studio version by the same vendor at the other place.
• Torquinox Posts: 5,003

  October 27

  dennisgray41 said:

  USS Maryland BB-46 (for Poser) | Daz 3D

  This is an OBJ. Does it work in Daz?

  It should. It'll be a poser prop installed in the runtime directory. Poser props do use obj for their geometry, so it's listed as obj but you won't have to import it like an obj model.
• jmucchiello Posts: 2,683

  October 27

  I would be more concerned if the textures are IRAY or 3DL.
• Leana Posts: 13,657

  October 27

  jmucchiello said:

  I would be more concerned if the textures are IRAY or 3DL.

  Neither, they’re poser materials.
• Torquinox Posts: 5,003

  October 27

  That's an easy conversion for the materials. I would not expect too much w/respect to textures from such an old product, though.
• zombiewhacker Posts: 707

  October 27

  https://www.vanishingpoint.biz/productdetail.asp?productID=3600

  From the site description:

  Includes 6 DAZ Studio props: dsf, duf/ png:
  • USS Maryland, at 40,143 polygons
  Pose-able features (some 70 moving parts in total) include:
  - Rudder, with a Pose Control dial on the Body
  - Propellers, with a Pose Control dial on the Body
  - Aircraft launch platform, with a Pose Control dial on the Body
  - Main and Secondary Gun Turrets that can rotate with Barrels that can elevate independently
  - Cargo Cranes
  - Functioning Spot-lights and Gun Directors
  - Pose-able Aircraft Catapults and Crane.
  • Aircraft 1, at 2,510 polygons; no moving parts
  • Aircraft 2, at 2,510 polygons; no moving parts
  • All Anchors Down, at 6,048 polygons; no moving parts
  • Anchors Up, at 280 polygons; no moving parts
  • Single Anchor Down, at 2,240 polygons; no moving parts

  ...

  • One set of texture maps with corresponding bump maps, at 3000x1800 pixels.
  • All of the materials use Iray shaders.

   

   
• Leana Posts: 13,657

  October 27

  There's a Daz Studio and a Poser version of that product.

  The version sold at Daz is the Poser version. Renderosity and Vanishing Point have both versions available.
• dennisgray41 Posts: 1,013

  4:21AM

  Leana said:

  There's a Daz Studio and a Poser version of that product.

  The version sold at Daz is the Poser version. Renderosity and Vanishing Point have both versions available.

  I wonder why daz has the poser version but not the daz. I guess because it is sold elsewhere.