Maybe use some Daz assets in Blender, but I don't think there's a good reason to port stuff into Daz. I think I've come to the conclusion that my workflow should just be about character creation in CC3, and then do everything else in Blender. Here is Dregon after being brought into Daz. This is after I converted the textures with the Uber base. I had to hand pose it but except for one area of transparency it rendered beautifully. Just put the figure in a zero pose, save it to the folder and you are gtg) I imported a Naga caster with 4 crab legs (hybrid caster) saved it in Poser and then opened Daz and brought it in. Thats for non poser figures like Naga caster. Import the fbx to poser and save as a character.(Be sure there is a default figure obj in the folder you save in. I have not tried that but I Have done this with a World of Warcraft fbx model. From here you would be finetuning the character to match Daz3d inside daz itself. Dregons case here it couldn't find his one single map. It will tell you about any weight maps it can't find. In Daz under Poser libraries add the runtime for your Poser 11/12 installation and then scoot over to the figure you want to bring in. But as Vidi noted any weight maps will be lost. There is a possibility of CC3 to Poser to Daz3d. Maybe its fixable but I am not going down that rabbit hole. There are issues obviously but the import into Daz strauightened her out. The last is the render inside daz after I brought it in from my poser runtime through Daz. Finally I left it alone on the import and saved it as a charac ter file. I had major issues in Poser as you can see. In this video, we walk through the installation and use of the Diffeomorphic DAZ Importer for Blender.00:00 - Intro00:51 - Downloading DAZ01:15 - Downloading. there are other formats to try like blender etc.
The first image is inside Poser both Maya fbx and 3dmax fbx file attempts.
It turns out that using the process i described will bring a CC3 character into DAZ3d through Poser but the moment the fbx file hits Poser there are problems. A roundabout way could be doing it via Poser as Poser models can be imported. Added: I looked for some discussion about this and it seems that the importer expects a particular type of rig (DAZ in other words). Is there any way to create a figure in CC3 and export it to Daz Studio? You would need to import the CC character via FBX and that doesn't work apparently.
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