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With Genesis 3, this is no longer necessary since her face is fully rigged : ) If you wanted to do a facial animation inside Maya with Genesis 2, you had to export all the facial morphs and animate it via the Blendshape sliders which is tedious as hell. This is where the glory of Genesis 3's facial rig shows : ) If you expand the categories, you will see PLENTY OF MORPHS everywhere.Īlways remember, any morph that you want to use in Maya, you must export!
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In order for your morphs to appear in Maya, you must export them as well. Now switch to the "Moprhs" tab, this will be very important. Just a side note: They may or may not be completely useless if you do not intend to use the default Maya renderer so you will have to reapply them according to which renderer and shaders you will be using should you wish to render your figure inside Maya but it is always good to have them collected in one place so you don't have to look for them in DS directories. The textures will be collected and placed into the folder where you decided to export your figure. If you want your figure to be imported into Maya with the current textures, check this. One thing to note here is the "Collect Maps" option. With your model selected in the scene tab, click on File -> Export -> COLLADA and a window with options will pop up.įirst, click on "Show Individual Settings". I will be exporting V7 in underwear with her feet posed wearing pumps (image below). Okay, now that you have your figure completely ready, naked or clothed, it is time to export it. If you want your figure to wear shoes that require the foot to be posed in a non-default pose (such as heeled shoes), pose the feet and load your shoes as well. If you want to export the figure with clothing on and you want that clothing to act as conforming inside Maya meaning you don't intend to animate it with nCloth, simply dress your figure up inside DS. Tip 01: Exporting the figure with clothes on:
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So, now that you have created the folder for your Maya scene, dialed in the shape you want and loaded desired textures, it is time to export the figure! You want to export it in the default T-pose.īefore you do that, create a folder in your computer where your maya scene will be located and that is where I export the figure/s that will be located in the scene to have all the things in one place (including texture). That means, dial in the shape you wish to work with and load the textures you are going to use.ĭo not move the figure or pose it.
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And you will need a Daz figure of course which comes for free with DS.ġ.) GET YOUR FIGURE READY INSIDE DS AND CREATE A FOLDER WHERE YOUR MAYA SCENE WILL BE SAVEDįirst you want to get the figure you are going to work with ready inside DS. Basic knowledge of how rigs work (difference between IK/FK.). Basic knowledge of Daz Studio and Autodesk Maya.
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Hello everyone, I am not sure how many of my watchers use Maya whether professionally or like me, for recreational purposes but I have been wanting to do this kind of tutorial for a while because I would like to have the workflow written down somewhere because, you know, I forget things!īefore we start, let me tell you that I first learned how to set up the HK skeleton in Maya for the figure from someone on Daz forum and I wish I could give credit here but it has been a while and sadly, I do not remember who it was.
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