Clothes Disconnects When Imported into Blender

fwhpixelink

Hi,

When I import scene into Blender, the clothes disconnects from the rig.
See image

 

In DAZ, the figure/rig/clothes works fine.

FYI, the clothes is an addon prop.

What can I do to prevent or fix this?

 

Thanks

fwhpixelink

I am still needing help with this.

 

Also forgot to ask.

How can I fix the white eyeslashes that look ike flaps in the eyes (other red square on right of screenshot (although is not aligned right)

margrave

The white flaps are a transparency issue. The workbench engine uses Eevee, and in Eevee you have to manually enable transparency.

https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/render/eevee/materials/settings.html#blend-mode

Also, open the shader editor and make sure the alpha socket from the texture map is connected to the alpha socket of the Principled BDSF node.

As to why the clothing isn't conforming, I'm not sure. Both the character and the clothing should be skinned to the same armature, and moving the armature should in theory deform both of them. Are you using the official DazToBlender bridge?

fwhpixelink

Clothing not conforming... Yes, just install yesterday. Used bridge. This is what happens after importing, then posing. No editing of anykind.

Eyelids... Yes, everything is hooked up. Use transparecy... but the whole eyelash disapprears.

margrave

This is what your shader setup should look like for Eevee. If yours doesn't, post a picture.

Also, the conforming clothing works for my model. Note the outliner has three objects (represented by triangles) under one armature (represented by a stick figure). The conforming clothing works perfectly. If yours doesn't, then we'll need more information.

fwhpixelink

There is no texture node after importing

Also, the puplis of the eyes are missing. That does have a texture, but it isn't working

margrave

For the eyelashes, just go to your Surfaces tab in Daz Studio, get the location of the eyelash opacity map, and then plug that image texture into the "Cutout Opacity" socket. That should work.

As for the clothes, your mesh is labeled "Genesis" instead of "Genesis8Female" like mine are. Is that a G1 figure? Because AFAIK, the bridge is only meant for G3 & G8.

fwhpixelink

margrave said:

This is what your shader setup should look like for Eevee. If yours doesn't, post a picture.

Also, the conforming clothing works for my model. Note the outliner has three objects (represented by triangles) under one armature (represented by a stick figure). The conforming clothing works perfectly. If yours doesn't, then we'll need more information.

 Like I said earlier, the dress is not a daz dress, but an imported dress. It was supposely made for DAZ by a 3rd party.

It works in DAZ, but not when imported into Blender,

margrave

fwhpixelink said:

 Like I said earlier, the dress is not a daz dress, but an imported dress. It was supposely made for DAZ by a 3rd party.

It works in DAZ, but not when imported into Blender,

I wouldn't trust anything but official Daz content to work correctly, especially if it's G1 clothing.

I've heard you can use Blender's Data Transfer modifier to make conforming clothing, but I've never tried it. That's a path you'll have to Google alone, I'm afraid.

Data Transfer Modifier — Blender Manual

fwhpixelink

margrave said:

fwhpixelink said:

 Like I said earlier, the dress is not a daz dress, but an imported dress. It was supposely made for DAZ by a 3rd party.

It works in DAZ, but not when imported into Blender,

I wouldn't trust anything but official Daz content to work correctly, especially if it's G1 clothing.

I've heard you can use Blender's Data Transfer modifier to make conforming clothing, but I've never tried it. That's a path you'll have to Google alone, I'm afraid.

Data Transfer Modifier — Blender Manual

Yeah., that would be ideal, but DAZ has has such a poor selection of modest clothes for girls, it it mostly slutty. 

margrave

While there is a lot of skimpwear, I wouldn't exactly call normal clothing slim pickings.