Converting Characters from Daz Studio to Character Creator

[@penstar]

I have iclone 8 and cc4. Which one do you think I would be best to learn first or these two, or both together?

[@startanimating695]

The two really compliment each other, so if you can, try to learn them together. But if you have to choose, then go for Iclone, because then at least you can start animating. You can later learn CC4 and create your own characters for your animations.

[@penstar]

@@startanimating695 Thanks for the tip. This stuff is a bit overwhelming so I guess I'll focus more on iclone initially, but of course learn some cc4.

[@christopherflynn6743]

Can you do a video on how to transfer Victoria 4 into cc4 ? And get her talking?

[@sonnenschein1758]

Nice video, but unfortunately it doesn't solve my fundamental problem any more than what feels like 1000 other similar tutorials that I've consumed recently. Everyone always shows how to import Gen 8 figures into CC, but I haven't been active in many years and therefore have tons of stuff for Michael 3 and 4 and Viktoria 3 and 4. I can import the .fbx files exported from Daz Studio using "import fbx", but then the character and the clothing are of course merged into an inseparable unit.... Using the Transformer, the result is always "failed to load character; No suitable setup profile found", which is slowly driving me crazy. I can export individual items of clothing and accessories and then import them into CC4 using "create accessory", but this is too tedious and in many cases it doesn't work properly (shoes, gloves, bracelets, etc. What the hell can I do to finally get my Daz content into CC4? Any advice would be greatly appreciated...

[@ClausBohm-v9f]

Maybe try a route through Blender and after setting up there output to CC