bridge to 4.27?
Ellessarr
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the 4.27 is already out for sometime any news for a bridge for the 4.27??????
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There's a version for 4.27 here. It doesn't include the latest subdivision stuff currently though. https://github.com/David-Vodhanel/DazToRuntime/releases/tag/v4.2.0.40
well then would be better wait for the full version
Agreed. The .zip (while quite welcome) actually prevents the most current version of Unreal from running - at least it did for me.
anyone working on this ?
the github zip works fine for me in 4.27 (I don't use subdivision so that doesn't matter)
i've tested the latest one:
https://github.com/David-Vodhanel/DazToRuntime/releases
and it's working fine but you must know how to install it manually to use.
Assuming you have both 4.26 and 4.27 installed, I performed a Daz to Unreal transfer with everything I wanted in Daz into a 4.26 UE4 project and copied the Daz to Unreal folder into the 4.27 project folder. Everything seemed to work fine.
and are you able to package your stuff ?
does it work ?
Sorry man -
I only exported an animation sequence of a pickup truck with all the bones. The Unreal Automotive Materials package kept failing when I applied shaders, so I installed 4.27 and It seemed to fix it. I wanted to also see if some of the bugs I was getting in 4.26 were fixed in 4.27. They weren't.
Still kind of a novice in both Daz and UE4 and never used sub divisions. Unless you were referring to the skeleton structure as the package.
I've added a page about manually updating. The newest release on my github should work with subdivisions now.
https://davidvodhanel.com/daz-to-unreal-manually-updating/
the attached is what i keep getting.
This means that you have installed the wrong version of the plugin for the version of the engine you're copying it to. I had that error too, because I copied the 4.26 DAZ plugin into the UE 4.27 plugins folder.
BTW I think your first Irish sentence should be "ní gá leithscéalta" or (more formally) "níl leithscéalta ag teastáil uainn".
Buióchas :)