Sorry for reviving this tread,but i have a question. so that information has to be applied to a model Originally posted by southpawami:well, bvh is motion information. It costs money, but Mirye Shade has been strong at reliable exports for me. If you want to use DAZ as a file export tool, I would recommend Mirye Shade over DAZ. Ideally, exporting the mesh from FUSE, the mesh should import into DAZ and allow you to apply the original rig to it. If it is possible to make the DAZ and FUSE combination work with all the goodies, you need to export the mesh for your character(genesis, genesis2, hiro, etc) and make it import smoothly into FUSE. This easy-to-use Bridge transfers your Genesis 8 and 3 characters from Daz directly to Blender This plugin from Daz neatly converts the functional rigging, polygons, textures and materials into Blender to help you create with your favorite Daz models, no matter which software you prefer.

The clothes in DAZ depend on either a poly or vertex count, though I'm not sure which, so all of the assets in DAZ don't work unless this is taken into consideration. The Animate2 tool animation presets depends on a rig. DAZ provides benefits like the Animate2 tool for animating(along with keyframe and curve animation tools of course.). The issue is the benefits of DAZ don't exist for FUSE imports without some work. You can get it to work through resaves, maybe even importing the file into a free tool like blender or wings, then resaving as a different name. Getting a character from fuse/mixamo to work in DAZ pre rigged is rather disheartening from experience. A combination of rl and the fact that I thought I could do a module at a time but am finding I have to work a bit on all of them a little at a time to sort out how to present the material in a manner that will hopefully be easier to follow in the end and still serve as a good reference resource. so that information has to be applied to a model Thanks, I only have the intro module out right now.

Can daz 3d models be used in blender