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Can I buy Movie Maker DS 4.6 edition on DAZ 4.7?

GiichilGiichil Posts: 36
edited December 1969 in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

I have no idea how to contact authors of things like this.
But I'm looking into creating movies in Daz Studio.
The artist is Dreamlight. Or perhaps you can instruct me on how to contact the author?

The product page is here: http://www.daz3d.com/movie-maker-ds-4-6-edition

I would gladly lay down $30 if I know it will work in DAZ 4.7.

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  • StratDragonStratDragon Posts: 3,167
    edited January 2015

    Giichil said:
    I have no idea how to contact authors of things like this.
    But I'm looking into creating movies in Daz Studio.
    The artist is Dreamlight. Or perhaps you can instruct me on how to contact the author?

    The product page is here: http://www.daz3d.com/movie-maker-ds-4-6-edition

    I would gladly lay down $30 if I know it will work in DAZ 4.7.

    It's a collection background images, lights and cameras and does not appear to contain any 3d models whatsoever, I would expect it should work with DS 4.7

    never mind, it says right on that page it is compatible with 4.7

    Post edited by StratDragon on
  • GiichilGiichil Posts: 36
    edited December 1969

    Oh, duh. I completely missed that part due to my horrible keratoconus eyes.
    Thanks for the help.

  • StratDragonStratDragon Posts: 3,167
    edited December 1969

    didn't see it either 'till I put on my reading glasses.

  • GiichilGiichil Posts: 36
    edited January 2015

    Am I allowed to post a new topic on exactly the same thing?
    I need to find out who actually has it so they can tell me if I can import my own lights and characters with morphs into it.
    And the author does not answer the one email I figured out.

    Check this part out :

    "Compatible Figures: No"

    From the YouTube videos and mass complaints..
    I'm beginning to believe this program only allows models he sells into the program.

    Edit: I would love to be wrong about that though.

    Post edited by Giichil on
  • Cris PalominoCris Palomino Posts: 11,151
    edited January 2015

    Giichil said:
    Am I allowed to post a new topic on exactly the same thing?
    I need to find out who actually has it so they can tell me if I can import my own lights and characters with morphs into it.
    And the author does not answer the one email I figured out.

    Do you mean can you import your own lights and characters from DAZ Studio into DAZ Studio? Can you be more specific where the lights and characters come from and what you're trying to import into?

    Check this part out :

    "Compatible Figures: No"

    This refers to the fact that the product requires no figures for it to work. Such as clothing or shapes, which WOULD require specific figures to work as expected.


    From the YouTube videos and mass complaints..
    I'm beginning to believe this program only allows models he sells into the program.

    Edit: I would love to be wrong about that though.

    The product is not figure dependent, but it helps you create the scene backgrounds that you can populate with figures from DAZ or, if you're a modeler, ones you make, albeit, they would need to be rigged to work in DAZ Studio. Does that help explain?

    Post edited by Cris Palomino on
  • Gusf1Gusf1 Posts: 252
    edited January 2015

    Movie Maker is just like a background set. You open the scene, add characters and such and animate them. The scene contains cameras and lights so you don't need to import lights. You can use any characters you wish. The background is already rendered so your rendering will be faster. Some limitations are limited scenes available and, the amount of space in the scene available for characters.
    Gus

    ps I believe you can create your own backgrounds, the author sells a tutorial, but I have no idea how difficult that is.

    Post edited by Gusf1 on
  • FirstBastionFirstBastion Posts: 7,375
    edited December 1969

    This how to tutorial book used to be free.

    http://www.daz3d.com/movie-maker-the-official-guide-how-to-make-your-own-backgrounds

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