No, I also load DAZ characters with their rig but in their base positions (T-Pose / A-Pose). I've spent about zero time ever messing with character animation, it would be good to know what the boundaries are …

This exercise is simply about exploring 'the art of the possible.' I suppose there is always the alternative of object sequencing

… however it knows nothing of which weight maps are linked to which bones the rig imports fine and goes through the full motion range fine deleting the above rig and replacing it with the. arms remain close to T pose, feet drift in the air)Īlso the morphs loading with the mesh (base character) on their own tear the mesh apartĪpplying an exported. then there remains a single, cohesive rig which does 'something' … just not the full range of expected motion (e.g. if I delete those portions of the rig in LW associated with items of clothing and just keep the one for the base character Some kind of extra rigging happening for each mesh object output Ok so the advice to bake an aniMate Lite animation to Studio Keyframes definitely allows for a version of the DAZ animation to be exported … thanks again for that insight. fbx), and so bending elbows and knees is not totally bizzare It seems that DAZ exports weight maps (at least with. presto - you will have an end result 'fairly close' to what you might have expected export the same pose-to-pose anim from DAZ to. fbx and delete all of the bones and disable endomorphs fbx import only about 'a third of the movement' seems to show up in LW After you get rid of the above two items, for the. Also, there are stacks of insane endomorphs literally killing the base mesh Deleting the additional bones is a first step Yep, the moves and interpolated pose-to-pose movement is exported all right … along with the mess of a doubled-up bone structure I think Prometheus mentioned in one of his posts

However, animating a figure pose-to-pose does 'work'. I'm guessing this means a pay-to-export anything using aniMate motion … ? DAZ is not exporting anything animated via its aniMate plugin - it will make it move, whatever, but a look at the installed plugins (under DAZ Help menu) shows a link leading to a paid plugin.

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