But now when I import into UE4, the character imports as a static object rather than skeletal mesh. Then I imported the body + shell into Blender, and joined them together. I unparented the genital + shell and exported them seperately from the body, which seems to preserve the textures on the shell properly. But I did manage to figure it out, sort of. Unfortunately the Daz to Unreal Bridge doesn't seem to work correctly with geoshells.
Now there is the Daz to Unreal Bridge, I don't use it but maybe it has some infos on how to do what you want, check it out here:Ĭlick to expand.Thanks for your response. But I know Ue4 can handle multiple uv sets for the same mesh, and that's the main point, the same mesh. I never tried to import geoshells to Ue4, I actively try to avoid it actually hehe, but it may be possible. Or, maybe it is possible to trick Ue4 to consider the geoshell as a g8f model.
Maybe it requires a step in between to change the geoshell export into a "fake" g8f. Maybe there is a way to trick daz3d, or change the geoshell to make it so when it is exported, it does so as g8f, then you have the same model/mesh with two uvs, and you can import that in Ue4. That I don't know how to do, but what should happen is a double export of the g8f with one uv set, then the other, but the other is on the geoshell. Ue4 allows the use of multiple UV channels for the same mesh, I believe 6 or 8, so it is possible to get those textures over there, the question is how to export from Daz. If anyone has any advice as to how this could be achieved, I would appreciate it I'd like to be able to maintain this blendedness of the textures inside UE4 to avoid color mismatching, if that makes sense. Since I use the Texture Wizard addon for Futalicious, all of the genital textures are properly blended with my character's skin in Daz. Would it be possible to somehow export the geoshell textures separately and add them to my character in a secondary application, such as Blender? If so, how would I do this, while ensuring the textures are properly blended with my character (ie, no mismatching textures so the genital region is miscolored)? fbx, and result in strange texture weirdness. Since geoshells are unique to Daz, they don't play well when attempting to export to. Hey everyone, I'm trying to export my Genesis 8 Female character with Futalicious genitalia into UE4, and I had a few questions for anyone with knowledge in the subject.įirst of all, I've managed to import a character with just the genitalia shape itself successfully to UE4, however the problem arises when I attempt to export a character from Daz with the futalicious geoshell.
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