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i want to create the ccd file for optitex !can somebody help me !

alixekingalixeking Posts: 0
edited December 1969 in The Commons

IF somebody can import the mod file to daz?in the helpoptitex said that it is work,but need plugin! i do not know how to make ccd and import it into optitex for animation ! can the daz make ccd file!

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,753
    edited December 1969

    I think you would need to open a tech support ticket - the tools are not generally available for download or purchase.

  • Herald of FireHerald of Fire Posts: 3,504
    edited December 1969

    ...which really sucks and is one of the major reasons I still have a working copy of Poser on my system since moving to Daz Studio. Export to OBJ -> Import to Poser -> Cloth Room -> Export results -> Re-import -> Dance a merry jig.

  • FSMCDesignsFSMCDesigns Posts: 12,754
    edited December 1969

    HeraldOfFire said:
    ...which really sucks and is one of the major reasons I still have a working copy of Poser on my system since moving to Daz Studio. Export to OBJ -> Import to Poser -> Cloth Room -> Export results -> Re-import -> Dance a merry jig.

    Yep, same here. The sooner DAZ gets proper, non proprietary dynamic cloth in DS, the sooner i stop using Poser 2012, LOL.

    Or Poser could implement mesh smoothing and collision, hmmm decisions, decisions.

  • Herald of FireHerald of Fire Posts: 3,504
    edited December 1969

    Actually I confess there are a few things I prefer about Daz Studio, though I can't really compare it to any of the newer versions of Poser. One of which is how it handles lights. Being able to see through 'light cam' is very handy, and in my copy of Poser Pro, point lights are these tiny near-invisible circles, which are hard to select and manipulate. Daz's universal gizmo makes finding tiny objects a lot easier, and if worst comes to worst I can select objects from the scene panel.

    Altogether I've had a smoother ride since switching to Daz. Still, the newer versions of Poser might have remedied some of my little complaints, so who's to say whether they remain valid or not.

  • FSMCDesignsFSMCDesigns Posts: 12,754
    edited December 1969

    HeraldOfFire said:
    Actually I confess there are a few things I prefer about Daz Studio, though I can't really compare it to any of the newer versions of Poser. One of which is how it handles lights. Being able to see through 'light cam' is very handy, and in my copy of Poser Pro, point lights are these tiny near-invisible circles, which are hard to select and manipulate. Daz's universal gizmo makes finding tiny objects a lot easier, and if worst comes to worst I can select objects from the scene panel.

    Altogether I've had a smoother ride since switching to Daz. Still, the newer versions of Poser might have remedied some of my little complaints, so who's to say whether they remain valid or not.

    same here, since i started using DS (DS3) my poser use has dropped considerably. With DS4 and 4.5, I rarely even open Poser 2012. I find that the combo of Genesis, the smoothing modifier and how easy deforms are in DS really make a difference in the speed and efficiency of my workflow. I find that when i do work in poser lately that it feels "clumsy" for lack of a better term.

    I don't render in either programs native renderers so lighting is something I really don't think about.

  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001
    edited December 1969

    HeraldOfFire said:
    ...which really sucks and is one of the major reasons I still have a working copy of Poser on my system since moving to Daz Studio. Export to OBJ -> Import to Poser -> Cloth Room -> Export results -> Re-import -> Dance a merry jig.

    I export to Blender instead...the cloth sim in Blender is actually very easy to use and if you export your posed base figure you can get some amazing results.

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