If needed, I will make a displacement map and only then for closeups shots because they can get quite expensive. Personally, I don't use bump maps in my workflow. The models I have brought over didn't have any bump maps in any significant way (Darius 6 transfered with a bump map for his mouth) so I can't verify how they are transfered yet. I'm not seeing any normals or bump maps come across just the base color is this correct? you have to set up that yourself ?
Click again to convert the textures to Arnold or Vray. Click once to import the figure fully IK rigged. But the product does exactly what it says and it is super easy. I haven't heard of anyone who enjoys making their own corrective morphs. the real time consuming stuff is adding those correctives once you have the figure setup with HumanIK.
If it does not do this, I wouldnt have use for this script. Its super easy to do fbx exports and bind the daz figure into HumanIK. Most important for me : does the script add the DAZ JCMs and properly binds those to rotations in Maya? Too the point that i gave up on that and stuck with doing everything in DS which decreased my workflow by more than 2/3's I spent a ton of time trying to get assets to export into 3DSMax properly and once got the scene I wanted imported, it was a pain to set up materials and lighting in Vray and Arnold. This plugin is designed for people who want to animate Daz characters outside DS. That would be a waste of money in my opinion. I can't think of any reason why one would go to Maya for still images. If you just want to render still images of human figures that you didn't create yourself, Daz Studio is the best place to work. Yeah, maybe I'm misunderstanding their intention. & this plugin just to create Still poses for single image renders. I would love to be able to export my DAZįull body IK to pose and then import back into DAZ for rendering."Ĭertainly it would not be worth the time and expense to use Maya "Also from the description it sounds like it only works in one directionįrom Daz to Maya.
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