I always thought that Blender can do everything DAZ can do and more.īut this would mean we will not see a platform like Genesis on Blender And that's probably why ik doesn't work in daz studio animations, since I bet a ik solver would have some hard time with a morphing armature, but this is my very own guess. That's not possible in blender or any other platform afaik.

That is, the genesis figures allow to morph the armature together with the shape of the figure, in animation. What is unique to daz studio is 'morphing armatures'. May be you can use the 'mesh deform' and 'surface deform' modifiers in blender to get something similar. That is, when a figure is morphed the template is morphed too, then the outfit is conformed to the template. Padone I'm not an expert on this subject, but from what I understand daz studio uses mesh templates for conforming. Just add it and it just works, like in DAZ3D, independet of the pose, size or position of the figure? This worked well, as long as the cloned faces where no too far away from the targe sphere.īut is there any whay to get easy to use conforming props in Blender. I added a shrinkwrap modifier to the cloned faces and target it to the sphere. With shrinkwrap I wanted to simulate a conforming hair prop. For testing, I created a sphere and cloned some faces. Does Blender not support conforming cloth/hair like DAZ?Īre conforming character addons a special thing from DAZ/Poser? I really don't understand this restriction. I'm a little bit surprised that HumGen3D allows only to add hair to a character when the character has the default height of 1.83m. I just bought the new HumGen3D Addon for Blender.Īs I expected, the new Blender human figures are not match to the current Genesis platform, but they are trying to create a similar 'open' platform, with cloth, hair and pose addons.

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