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Importing stand alone figure into Daz Studio

thenotoriousjedthenotoriousjed Posts: 397
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

I found a group of crazy rabbits I would like to use for my next book and they are available on a couple 3D sites. The formats included with purchase show as:

.b3d (Blitz3D) .blend (Blender3D) .dae (Autodesk) .dae (Collada) .fbx .ms3d (Milkshape3D) .unitypackage .x (DirectX) .x (XNA)

How would I get these usuable in daz studio? They say they are rigged but I know nothing of how to get these into studio with everything intact. Is it more trouble than it's worth?

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  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001

    dae and fbx MAY allow import rigged (doubtful but there is a chance...the rigged import of both is rather hit and miss).  Millighost has an export script for Blender that will export a rigged duf file, but it still needs adjustment/tweaking in Studio.

    The usual route, is export/use an obj format item and rig completely within Studio.

  • thenotoriousjedthenotoriousjed Posts: 397
    mjc1016 said:

    dae and fbx MAY allow import rigged (doubtful but there is a chance...the rigged import of both is rather hit and miss).  Millighost has an export script for Blender that will export a rigged duf file, but it still needs adjustment/tweaking in Studio.

    The usual route, is export/use an obj format item and rig completely within Studio.

    Kind of what I was afraid of. I wasn't ready to learn a new trick like rigging just yet, but I guess I'll have to decide how bad I want these.

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