Daz Studio Morph Tutorial using Blender

[@ParmyBaddhan]

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[@Vasqoh.]

Thank you for your help, after many many MANY videos this was the only one that taught me how to import my DAZ 4.16 Model to Blender. This was very helpful as a beginner. I can't thank you enough!

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your kind comment.

[@JuanFernandez-ti5bv]

Thank you Sir!!you explained everything so clearly and not taking any tiny step for granted, really helpful

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your kind comment.

[@sunbab]

Nice ! Grant Abbitt is a great channel, I learned most of what I know from him. but your video is more daz specific which is awesome, learnt a lot. Thanks Parmy !

[@ParmyBaddhan]

You're welcome. These Blender tutorial channels are getting really good now. They are so professionally made and give great information. There simply isn't any excuse not to learn a new skill.

[@babu357]

Thank you. I've tried other tuts on this topic and this is the first one that actually got my morph to load. Thanks.

[@thursday1576]

I have seen soime of Your tutorials, always wanted to say thank You. This one is really clear, straight forward, easy toi follow and comprehensive. I just followed it and do beleave I've made an almost perfect morph. ;) Looking forward to the hair changing tutorial.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. I'm glad this tutorial helped you to achieve your goal.

[@BP-kc3dj]

THIS IS FREAKING AWSOME GUIDANCE!!!!!! BRAVO!

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your kind comment.

[@cgnoobs7514]

One of the most clear explanation for Daz3D tutorial

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thank for you kind comment. Enjoy creating your awesome morphs.

[@maxpoe2818]

Incredible tutorial...Blender has always been a mystery to me...but this tute showed me exactly how to do something that I always needed to do with Blender...your tutorials are absolutely amazing... Thanks, Parmy...

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Happy to help! We are all here to level up our skills and gain mastery.

[@dreamnexusart56]

Your videos have been so very, very helpful in my Daz learning process. This one is no exception! Thanks for all you contribute!

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your very kind comment. I'm looking forward to the morphs you will create with this knowledge.

[@NessylumGames]

THANK YOU for posting this video! It is a God-send and has saved me so much time.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ddra9446]

Sir, I don't know how can I thank you enough for this awesome tutorial. Unlike other people, you've explained all of these details and their purposes. I can't really thank you enough. Subscribed and liked the video.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for the kind comment. I look forward to seeing the interesting morphs you will create.

[@JakkiDCREATIVE]

Thank you for yet another informative video helping to unlock some of the puzzles of the DAZ environment in a pleasant and easy to comprehend fashion. Much appreciated and I look forward to your next video.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

You're very welcome!

[@Aiijuin]

Thanks! This really, really helped me! I sculpted a new G8M morph and now I finally have that anime head that I’ve wanted to come back since Hiro 5. I tried changing morphs from that character, but there were all sorts of issues, even after fixing the rigging. Thank you again!

[@ParmyBaddhan]

That's Awesome! Glad I could help!

[@jackthewhite12]

really good video this also works with older models like Aiko 3 etc, one thing I missed that messed me up was once you use the Morph loader make sure you select daz for scale I had mine defaulted to poser which when I moved the morph the scale got huge...really cool excited to make my own morphs for some old daz3d stuff!!

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your kind comment and sharing that this process works with old Daz characters.

[@Raksasa187]

thank you for this tutorial!! I couldnt make it work for the longest time, but it turned out my Blender import options were wrong! Now i can finally upgrade my workflow!

[@ParmyBaddhan]

I'm glad this video helped you to achieve your goals.

[@medusaplanete]

Thank you soooo much for that. I look at some other tutorials but it did'nt work...Your's is just so clear and it work!

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Glad I could help!

[@3dwithshubham]

Best Tutorial ever Watched 🤩🤩👌👌

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your very kind comment. Did you manage to create your morphs without any issues? I've had a lot of people leave comments saying that this process didn't work for them.

[@3dwithshubham]

@@ParmyBaddhan yes very well 👍

[@3dwithshubham]

At what stage they get errors?

[@ParmyBaddhan]

@@3dwithshubham When the morph is added to the character and they dial the morph to 100%, the whole character becomes deformed.

[@baf_mcnab3065]

Great video, more in depth than most. This method works for me rather than the new script that is supposed to move things between the two programmes. That has never worked for me, whether using 2.79or 2.8x. I am using Daz studio 4.14 now and find that fit control for G8f causes Daz studio to quit. So I might have to use this process (or very similar) to add morphs to clothing. Thanks for taking the time to put this one up mate,.

[@sergiig2309]

Thank You very much for Your videos. I wanted to try smth simple, and tried the ball deformation. But when tried to import the morph - had blue error "geometry did not match". Was googling over and over till found out, that the ball also had base resolution. When reexported propperly, after reimport found out, that my morph is doing some crazy scales))) Have read comments, and found out about forgotten "YES" in "reverse deformation" option))) so many nuances. Found out so many new things, with just deforming the ball))) Thank You!

[@LuisPereira-bn8jq]

Thanks for this tutorial. I wanted to correct some deformation I was getting with a certain pose and this helped *a lot*. On a side note, a difficulty I had not covered in this tutorial was concerning grafts: if one has grafts on the figure then one can follow the same workflow but when using the Morph Loader Pro at 13:40 one must change "Load Morphs for" from "Primary Figure (Vertex Only)" to "Primary Figure from Graft (Face Order)" and create separate morphs for both the base figure and the graft (this took me half a day to figure out, so perhaps this info will save someone some time).

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for taking the time to share your findings. 👍

[@LuisPereira-bn8jq]

@@ParmyBaddhan Nah, thank *you* for the tutorial. I've watched other tutorials while trying to understand what the heck jcms and morphs are and how to create them with blender, and yours was by far the most helpful.

[@SpitfireFang]

Thank you so so so much. I had the same issue, but saw your comment. It would have been a half day wasted for me too if it wasn't for you!

[@keyd10iori]

I have a big problem and I imported the model to daz for morph following his tutorial but it is loaded in morph loader pro but when using it the model is completely deformed and I had made a retouch of the face that I wanted to be changed in daz with the body of genesis 8 but i don't know what i'm doing but everything is correct

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Did you use the genesis 8 basic male figure to create your morph? Also make sure there are no morphs applied to the genesis 8 basic male figure and the export settings are correct in Blender.

[@VivaAlmaviva]

Thanks Parmy! You explain things crystal clear! Looking forward for more!

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@GlassesAndCoffeeMugs]

Great guide, thanks Parmy. I always forget to put 'yes' for reverse deformations and wonder why my morph is messed up lol

[@user-zp7mg5zf3x]

Wonderful tutorial, thank you so much!

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your kind comment. I look forward to seeing the unique morphs you will create.

[@lauraandersson]

Thank you for the tutorial, saved me a lot of time and failed attempts

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your comment. I'm curious if you had any problems creating your own morph as I've had a lot of comments on this video saying that this method didn't work for them?

[@lauraandersson]

@@ParmyBaddhan actually this tutorial worked perfectly. I had to watch it till the end. As I didn't update rigging before, and so when I made chances to forehead and brows, it made the fingers look weird when I tried another pose. But thanks to your tutorial, I could fix that and I could save the setting for Gen8 figure, so could use morph in the future. This worked very well.

[@ayoCC]

so good thank you. At the part where you show how to save the morph, whenever i open a new file with a new genesis 8 model, i can't see the morphs in the parameters

[@ParmyBaddhan]

If you save a morph for a Genesis 8 male character then that morph will only appear for Genesis 8 male characters. Did this answer your question?

[@ayoCC]

​@@ParmyBaddhan Thanks for answering, but dragging in new genesis 8 models doesn't seem to show me the morph options in the parameters but it's fine, I saved a file with the model that has the morph instead.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

@@ayoCC I'm glad you were able to find a solution, since there are many possible solutions to a problem.

[@_MaZTeR_]

Is there a way to fix how the fingers' rotation break? When you adjust their rotation before the export-import process and then do the rigging fix after the import, their rotation is completely different compared to how they were prior to all of this.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

From my understanding, you're supposed to leave the figure in the original position and at the origin point (x=0, y=0, z=0) when exporting into blender for morphing.

[@DJVARAO]

Best tutorial on the subject! :)

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for the very kind comment.

[@glensayers5229]

Brilliant. Thank you for your time and effort

[@ParmyBaddhan]

You're welcome.

[@kyanibooker8154]

when i use the shade mixer i dont have the button that say apply what can i do

[@ParmyBaddhan]

The apply button is hidden because the shader mixer window is too big. Open the shader mixer and within the shader mixer click on file-->close shader, click yes when asked to close the shader mixer. Then within the shader mixer click on file-->new shader-->click accept. The apply button should appear.

[@lonewolf12361]

ok i did everything you showed on the video but when i went back to Daz and try the new morph slider that i imported for some reason it morphs the entire model and not the specific body part I want to morph

[@jingyui264]

ya having same problem. did you ever figure it out?

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Did you use the genesis 8 basic male figure to create your morph? Also make sure there are no morphs applied to the genesis 8 basic male figure and the export settings are correct in Blender.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Did you use the genesis 8 basic male figure to create your morph? Also make sure there are no morphs applied to the genesis 8 basic male figure and the export settings are correct in Blender.

[@ilithielxd2356]

in some tutorials "adjust orientation" isnt checked..but u say that i need to check that too.. what that option do anyway? 16:56

[@ParmyBaddhan]

It adjusts the orientation of the bones if required. I have found in my experience that the "adjust orientation" works well with the morphs that I create. Again, this all depends on the morphs you are creating since there is no one setting that works for everything. These are just guidelines you can use and then adjust as necessary through your own experience of Daz Studio.

[@jbjjbjjbj]

So helpful. Thank you.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

You're welcome!

[@ilithielxd2356]

i have a small problem when trying to change the mesh on blender it doesnt look good when i use the regular brush to change the mesh ,well it doesnt look smooth and the shape is bad so when i used that option to smooth the mesh after i converted back to daz to add the change it gives that error that the geometry doesnt match is there a way to fix that? i mean it really doesnt work well if i use the brushes without the smoothing option but i want to look good

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your comment and question. The reason why the error message "geometry doesn't match" appears is because: 1) Either geometry was added or taken away when sculpting 2) You must move along the normals in Blender when sculpting 3) You can't use the smoothing option inside Blender Unfortunately we can't create HD morphs inside Blender. HD Morphs can only be created in ZBrush and you have to be a Daz3D published artist in order to do this. The morphs you create inside Blender will look fine as Daz Studio will apply it's high resolution sub division algorithm to your morph.

[@ilithielxd2356]

@@ParmyBaddhan oh i see.. then my problem would be the smoothing option

[@josephmiceli274]

Is this all now moot since the advent of the Daz3D to Blender bridge?

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your question. The Daz3D to Blender bridge is a one way process. Anything that you move to blender using the Daz3D to Blender bridge cannot be transferred back into Daz Studio.

[@josephmiceli274]

@@ParmyBaddhan Thank you! I've been knocking myself out trying to do what can not be done. That clears it up. :)

[@ALangton]

excellent tutorial

[@danilocandido6972]

If I combine some pre-existing morphs, export to blender as obj, tweak some more in blender and create a morph, just like you showed, and then sell this new morph file, am I infringing copyright?

[@ParmyBaddhan]

A great question. If the pre-existing morphs you use are a merchant resources then you can do as you please. Just remember to read the merchant resource for each morph you use.

[@danilocandido6972]

@@ParmyBaddhan Thanks and congratulations for teaching, you're nice

[@MrOberon22]

Geat Video. I'm afraid, I'm having a bit of a problem after I imported the morph back into daz3d. I've done everything like you showed up to this point. But when I go to the morph section and apply the morph my Genesis 8 Female base gets distorted in all directions, instead of showing the morph I made. A little help would be much appreciated.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Make sure all items are hidden (including eyelashes, lights and cameras) in the scene tab except the character you wish to export from Daz Studio. Also make sure the reverse deformations option is selected in the morph loader pro. Let me know if this resolves your problems.

[@AndecayaAmdicalis]

Thank you for that, it really opens my mind for more possibilities.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

You're welcome. More possibilities means more creativity in the world.

[@getdowncrazy1569]

hello!, when adding the morph it does work! but the character changes body sizes with the slider too :S any way to fix this?

[@muglermugler5590]

you make it easy. thank u man!

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Happy to help!

[@_casg]

Damn dude it’s like a can’t sculpt at all, I wanted to moves the month and eyes a lil upward but now ima have to look for another workflow

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Sculpting is a very difficult skill to learn. You may have seen KZbin videos where the pros use a graphic tablet with a pen to sculpt in blender and in ZBrush. I decided very early on to save time by investing in morphing products in the Daz3D store. I would recommend 200 Plus Head and Face Morphs Bundle for Genesis 8 Female(s) and Male(s), www.daz3d.com/200-plus-head-and-face-morphs-bundle-for-genesis-8-female-s-and-male-s, to achieve your goal.

[@maxpoe2818]

Parmy, I love your videos and study them assiduously... But I have a question..so, I thought I'd ask the master...you... Is there a way in Daz Studio to freeze a body part in the 3D space at one precise location (so that it does not move) and then go on to adjust the rest of the body and have that one locked body part not move at all...? I've tried all sorts of things to no avail... Bit I am thinking you have the exact solution to this already... Thanks, Parmy...

[@JT-CO]

That feature is called pinning - there are tutorials on how to do this, and this should give you the key term you need to search for it.

[@maxpoe2818]

@@JT-CO Thanks...I'm familiar with pinning but I can't get that feature to do something I want...I guess I explained it badly... I didn't mean actually pinning...that would immobilize the figure points pinned...but adjusting the rest of the figure (perhaps using IK) those pinned areas would still move in 3D space itself... I was wondering if something could be locked into an actual point in space... So that, for example, if the part were pinned in space, the rest of the figure could be dragged all over the place while still maintaing that one part of the body at an actual XYZ coordinate in space... Likely impossible...but I thought someone might know.. Thanks... Thanks for the reply...

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your kind words. I'm definitely not a master, yet. I'm in pursuit of mastery.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

I think pinning is the feature you are looking for. Pinning the foot alone does lock that part of the body into position. You have to pin all the interconnected bones. For example, pin the foot, the shin and the thigh of one leg to lock that one leg into position. Then use the activepose tool to pull the specific body parts into your desired position.

[@maxpoe2818]

@@ParmyBaddhan thanks, Parmy...

[@dr.kfamily7239]

Hi master.How to create thumbnail pictuer on morph slider bar tool?

[@ALangton]

nice tutorial thanks

[@robertotcr]

HI THERE! I've seen and learned so much with your videos... Well, let me ask you this: is there a way to copy the shape from a blender made head to a DAZ character head and use it as a morph in DAZ Studio? I´ve got this head I made with FACEBUILDER in Blender, and I would appreciate so much if you might help me.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

I don't believe you can do this because Daz Studio uses the Genesis 8 figures as the base for any morphing. All the characters that you see for sale in the Daz3D store have all been created using ZBrush and genesis 8 as the base figure.

[@PrometheusPhamarus]

You could apply a shrinkwrap modifier to selected vertices or vertex groups from your daz base mesh and let it conform roughly to that shape head you have made, and apply that modifier and remove it ..this will not change the base mesh structure or polycount.This will roughly deform the base mesh to that shape, but will not have the same polyflow or polycount.

[@robertotcr]

@@PrometheusPhamarus thank you for the tip. I'll look forward how to do it.

[@shadowstate552]

I hope to see you figure out how to make custom clothing and props for these figures in Blender and export them to DAZ Studio. Also custom skins and make up might be easier to do with Blender's texture paint and bring back into DAZ.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your suggestions for future topics to cover. This would mean learning 3D modelling and is something that I would like to pursue in the future, however my main focus is creating my comics, which is my dream.

[@KatTelvanni]

Morphs are showing up very distorted when importing. What could I be doing wrong? :/

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Make sure all items are hidden (including eyelashes) in the scene tab except the character you wish to export from Daz Studio. Also make sure the reverse deformations option is selected in the morph loader pro. Let me know if this resolves your problems.

[@kisukeow]

@@ParmyBaddhan I have same problem, no lashes and revers deformations is selected :( it breaks when I move anything in the blender.

[@TiKayStyle]

@@kisukeow Do you have a solution? When I use the morph slider i just see edges spread out :D

[@kisukeow]

@@TiKayStyle 4:50 - 5:00 If you did not do this while importing, you will not transfer it to daz as morph.

[@kicbocsir]

GREAT TIPS

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Glad it was helpful!

[@valgdeluca]

I'm having trouble following this tutorial, I do everything exactly as told in the video up until the point where I should select the OBJ file in morph loader pro and import it - except daz studio won't let me select any .obj file, none at all, not the new one I created, not the one I originally exported from daz, nor any other .obj file I might have on my computer. They're all greyed out and when I click on them and try to open them, nothing happens. Anyone have any idea what might've gone wrong?

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Are you using Windows or Mac?

[@valgdeluca]

​@@ParmyBaddhan I'm on a mac, on the latest update

[@ParmyBaddhan]

@@valgdeluca This may help, www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/403696/obj-files-are-greyed-out-in-the-finder

[@prophet78653]

Hi Pammy enjoy your videos..have you used MakeHuman with Daz3d?

[@ParmyBaddhan]

I haven't heard of MakeHuman. I assume you can create your own characters using this software. The major issue you would have is the rigging of the character inside Daz Studio.

[@prophet78653]

@@ParmyBaddhan Thanks for your reply.Please check out Make Human...it is used for creating characters for Blender..since you are an expert I believe you can do wonders with MakeHuman & Daz3D ...Somewhere I heard you can export characters from MakeHuman into Daz3d using Blender as intermediary....

[@ParmyBaddhan]

@@prophet78653 I may look into this however my main use of Daz Studio is to create comics and compelling stories. However I am always open to learning new things.

[@prophet78653]

@@ParmyBaddhan Since it is a character creation tool that allows you to create characters in minutes (with clothes and maybe rigging as well) it will give you an added character creation option... it is open source as well...

[@enesuzar5105]

DAZ Studio 4.12 I am using version blender export no option

[@ParmyBaddhan]

The blender export is a preset that I created within Daz Studio. The instructions to create your own blender preset option is discussed here, kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5OvfoqLisSbhM0

[@tweedledumart4154]

Thank you! Great tutorial. What sculpting tool do you use in Blender? I didn’t get that.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

The sculpting tools I used to create the thumbnail and in the tutorial were: Draw tool (to increase mass of face) Crease tool (to increase definition near the edges e.g. pecs) Inflate tool (to create muscle mass e.g. arms, legs) Clay Stripes (to create six pack effect) Smooth Tool (to smooth out rough edges, be careful with this tool, it's very aggressive) Imagine your mouse is like a paint brush. Be gentle with the strokes like a painter. You don't want to be heavy handed. I encourage you to watch the 2 videos in the description which will do a way better job of explaining how best to use each tool.

[@tweedledumart4154]

Thank you very much indeed! I have tried Blender now and then. Find it a bit complex though.

[@MangalFaisal]

Does the same method also apply to props or environments when exporting things from blender to daz? edit: it does. I just have to make sure the sizing is right.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for answering that question. It will help a lot of people.

[@ОлексійОдобеско]

+++ Perfect!!!

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your kind comment. I look forward to seeing the unique morphs you create for your characters.

[@journeymanic9605]

So I made an elf ear morph as a test. Character is turning into a hexagon shaped abomination every time I apply the morph. I've checked aaaall the settings like six times. No clue what I'm missing. Google doesn't help either.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

I had a similar comments of this method not working for them. I haven't used this process in a while so something may have changed between Daz and Blender. If the instructions in this video were not clear enough, then I can only apologise and endeavour to do better by creating an updated video that explains the process more clearly.

[@jedidorn]

Interesting 😊👍

[@ParmyBaddhan]

It was very interesting learning how to use blender and now I get mixed up with navigation with Daz Studio and Blender.

[@harryjosson]

Hiii, I watch your Videos... its Helpful for me... but I'm having an error that says "Duplicate Formulas Found" can you Help me with that Please? Coz I found a solution and It only worked for some Morphs not all of them, Still there are 3 errors that cant be fixed, Pleaase Help Me.....

[@ParmyBaddhan]

When I get this error message it normally means a morph is causing an issue. You will have to look in your log file to find the morph that is causing the issue. Inside the log file search for the word duplicate and this will help you to find the offending morph.

[@Akibdakiller123]

Amazing :)

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Loony_BeLuna]

I asked you one time why you use the spotrender to show stuff and you said, because it doesnt highlight, what about the View tool? the left one, that can not click anything and you dont highlight AND for the safety you dont render on accident ;)

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for that tip I will use it in the next video and beyond. The spotrender thing I picked up from watching dreamlight tutorials and I never bothered to look for other tools that did the same thing.

[@Brassmonger]

Why so many experts and imports. I need to do all this in a single program with all possible futures.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. If you wish to have a more streamlined process to create morphs then ZBrush is for you. The method I shared with you is a free alternative method to create morphs using blender. Free does not always imply the easiest or preferred method. Unfortunately I don't have the money or time to invest into ZBrush, yet and therefore I am unable to share the preferred ZBrush method. I hope to share this method in a future tutorial.

[@letseatroses]

Thanks for a great tutorial! If you have Maya, I would love to see a Daz to Maya obj Morph tutorial, as there doesn't seem to be any out there. I can get the obj export/import morph completed successfully when using Blender back to Daz, but not Maya back to Daz. Thank you!

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Unfortunately I don't have access to Maya. A Daz3D forum search may have the answer you seek.

[@letseatroses]

@@ParmyBaddhan Thanks for replying! I'll comment back for future users if I find the solution.

[@letseatroses]

@@ParmyBaddhan Hi Parmy, just for an FYI for other users: I figured out the fix for Maya. Maya imported with too many components as it was too detailed by default. When importing, we want to select that we are importing an obj from the from file type (at the bottom). We then want to select "Single Object" instead of "Multiple Objects" under "File Type Specific Options." All other import options can remain as default. To export, select the character only (excluding the environmental objects in the outliner) and File > Export Selection. Keep all "File Type Specific Options" marked as off. Thanks again, your video was a big help!

[@Loony_BeLuna]

I'm still afraid to start learning blender, I assume it would take just also all of my time, daz3d is already a time killer and I am happy when I find some times a bit time to watch a movie or play a game :D When I start learning Blender, I assume I would get absorbed in and can't stop with modelling ;)

[@ParmyBaddhan]

I completely understand. You don't want to get dragged into learning another piece of software, that will take time away from the things you like to do. My approach is to learn only the bits of the new software that are necessary to complete a specific task, in this case sculpting. I would like to learn 3D modelling but that would take me away from my dream and goal which is to create comic books and start my own independent comic book business.

[@Loony_BeLuna]

@@ParmyBaddhan I assume when I would start with blender I would want to learn more and more.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

@@Loony_BeLuna Go for it!

[@jingyui264]

my model turned into a blob when i mess with the parameter after importing... guessing i did something wrong lol

[@jingyui264]

just letting people know i figured it out. im dumb and forgot to change one of the settings when i was importing to blender that he does at 4:50 - 5:00.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

@@jingyui264 I'm glad you figured it out. By the way, never ever say you are dumb. Even though you may have said it in jest. You are smarter then you realise.

[@enesuzar5105]

blender export no menu

[@ParmyBaddhan]

The blender export is a preset that I created within Daz Studio. The instructions to create your own blender preset option is discussed here, kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5OvfoqLisSbhM0

[@enesuzar5105]

@@ParmyBaddhan thanks

[@ParmyBaddhan]

@@enesuzar5105 You're welcome.

[@caramel7149]

I like the how there was cool music for 5 seconds, then it cuts off.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. I understand people including myself like to watch a professionally edited video, however I want to spend my time on the main thing which is to tell compelling superhero stories through the graphic novel medium. I will however try to improve my video editing skills.

[@caramel7149]

@@ParmyBaddhan I apologize, I worry my statement came off as an insult. I was stating that i liked the comedic timing of that specific moment. The video is already a fantastic tutorial, and I learned a lot.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

@@caramel7149 No need to apologise, your comment did not come off as an insult. Sometimes I get carried away with my KZbin comment responses. I'm glad that you found the video helpful so you can create whatever your heart desires. Keep learning and improving and become the best version of yourself.

[@ntygamer20]

cannot import to blender...i follow your tutorial

[@elbiggus]

It's really annoying that only PAs can get the magic sauce to do HD morphs -- baking normal maps is all well and good, but mixing and matching stuff that way is a nightmare. :/

[@ParmyBaddhan]

I guess they just don't want anybody getting all the goodies for free. They want you to work for it and become a Daz3D PA.

[@TheKevphil]

Any comment on the approach below of using detailed Sculpting, Baked to high-strength Normal Maps, to *_simulate_* HD Morphs? The video discusses Character Creator 4, but in theory, should it work? kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZrPlWymfNd5hKc

[@kevinkelly5780]

Ah... other day I imported a three panel billboard tower into Blender and it turned out to be a thousand metres tall. I did wonder

[@ParmyBaddhan]

The blender export presets inside Daz Studio are incorrect and I have no idea why the programmers at Daz Studio haven't fixed this.

[@TheDevian]

Check out Blender Guru.

[@ParmyBaddhan]

I love blenderguru. blenderguru is the person that inspired me to create this KZbin channel so I can help others who wish to learn Daz Studio as a creative or business outlet.

[@FlauntitNatural]

Enjoying your content! Keep up the great work. If you have a second go have a browse of my page and sub if you like ❤️💕

[@mbarnick1]

could you please speak a little bit more slowly? Thanks

[@ParmyBaddhan]

Thanks for your comment. I will try to speak more slowly. You can also use the KZbin video playback speed settings to slow down the video.