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Exporting multiple Genesis 8 models to Zbrush using GOZ (HELP)

Gagan4121Gagan4121 Posts: 11
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So i want to export 2 Genesis 8 models which are posed in DAZ using GOZ but when i expot them only one model shows and other get removed. I try to find the other one in append menu but there is nothing showing up.I want to morph characters where they are touching each other so there is no clipping, Is there other way to export the models or  Am i doing something wrong. Thanks in advance for help :)

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,260

    try exporting each as OBJ - make sure you hide everything else, including their lashes, and set the Resolution to Base in the Parameters pane - using the modo preset, load the two OBJs into ZBrush as Subtools, do your morphing, export each as an OBJ, and use Morph Loader Pro to load each morph (again using the modo preset) with Reverse Deformations enabled in the options.

  • Gagan4121Gagan4121 Posts: 11

    Richard Haseltine said:

    try exporting each as OBJ - make sure you hide everything else, including their lashes, and set the Resolution to Base in the Parameters pane - using the modo preset, load the two OBJs into ZBrush as Subtools, do your morphing, export each as an OBJ, and use Morph Loader Pro to load each morph (again using the modo preset) with Reverse Deformations enabled in the options.

    Can't i do this with GOZ or is it made to export only one model?  

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 102,260

    Gagan4121 said:

    Richard Haseltine said:

    try exporting each as OBJ - make sure you hide everything else, including their lashes, and set the Resolution to Base in the Parameters pane - using the modo preset, load the two OBJs into ZBrush as Subtools, do your morphing, export each as an OBJ, and use Morph Loader Pro to load each morph (again using the modo preset) with Reverse Deformations enabled in the options.

    Can't i do this with GOZ or is it made to export only one model?  

    I've never actually tried, but given the issues you were having I'd just go OBJ.

  • Gagan4121Gagan4121 Posts: 11

    I'll try OBJ method. Thanks for the help :)

  • onixonix Posts: 282

    I think the way to do it by using GOZ is to create a group and export the group or parent these figure to each other or something and export that something

    of course, they will be all exported as separate tools but you can turn them on at the same time

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