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They are using a small animation tool named as "MikuMikuDance"(aka: mmd) with its own render engine, which is actually very hard to use, also with very bad post effect system, and most resources are in Janpanese.
The real issue is that DAZ Studio was never BUILT to be an Animation program. It was designed to be a RENDER STUDIO as the name implies. The Animation that is now built in was added to the original to keep up better with what users wanted. To this day DAZ Studio is still more a render studio, but we have been told future versions will have a stronger focus on animation and animation tools and needs. I'm hoping to see that trend in DS5.0 when we get there.
I'm not sure how they can be "behind" on something that hasn't even been announced. I should point out that Jaderail's comments are not news or an official statement from DAZ but his own personal perspective and hopes.
I'm with Richard here, how can something that has not been announced be behind? We are on DS4.6.2 and I simply HOPE that the next version of DS is as big a leap forward as DS4 was from DS3. I dream big when I dream.
are you two saying there was never any thing said about DS 5 ?
I'm saying I do not remember any date ever being posted as in a expect it now thing. Just that it was being done. I'm not out to start a war. If it was posted then I do not remember, things like new versions take time is all I know. And I still look forward to it. I meant nothing more.
hi, I actually have already shared the method in other post. But I think a even better way is:
1. Convert mmd motion into fbx.
2. Import fbx motion data into iclone 6
3. Export daz charactor into iclone 6
4. Do everything else in iclone 6, then render with Indigo renderer.
Is there a way to do this without Iclone? I have no idea what the software is for but I just looked up one video and it looks impressive. Is it like an animation tool for game development? A lot of the features indicate that.
I'm here on the forums to help with any materials I can. So in order to bring a little light to the process that butaixianran described, here I provide you with a link to some of the iClone and 3DXchange motion converstion tutorials. New tutorials are currently being developed, so I will share them with everyone here once they are ready.
Thanks for the reply butaixianran and econ! Can you explain this step - "Convert mmd motion to fbx"? I googled it and checked a tutorial and it involved Unity 3D and MMD4 mecanim, is that the most convenient step? It looked complicated!
And it does have some bad twisting even with Genesis, caused by an old version of the converting tool. But you can find the way to convert mmd into DS in this topic, and download the new version of the free converting tool, so you can make your own motion data.
Am I doing something wrong, or will the fbx file only open in Iclone? I need only the motion data, not the model (though the model would be handy as well!). How can I import the motion data to Daz3D (or to Iclone)?
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