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Need help understanding TF3DM models

Zeke42Zeke42 Posts: 57
edited December 1969 in Daz Studio Discussion

Hi all,

I found this model on TF3DM (which I didn't even know existed until today)
http://tf3dm.com/3d-model/wolverine-81708.html

But even though it looks like a figure it has absolutely no rigging or joints of any kind. It has as much poseability as a chair. How do I pose this guy or the other figures offered there which all seem to be setup the same way?

Thanks.

Comments

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,497
    edited November 2014

    Besides the fact most those models are ripped from games
    (the uploader even says he did and rigged it in MAX)
    Ultimate_Marvel_vs._Capcom_3
    you would need 3dsMax to use his file and is unlikely you could get that rigging into DAZ anyway
    even if you rerigged it, use in renders use would be iffy at best
    I would not even use for example, the Skyrim stuff off my own computer from my bought game in renders unless dedicated fan Art.
    Certainly not mesh obtained elsewhere.

    Post edited by WendyLuvsCatz on
  • Zeke42Zeke42 Posts: 57
    edited December 1969

    wendy♥catz said:
    Besides the fact most those models are ripped from games
    (the uploader even says he did and rigged it in MAX)
    Ultimate_Marvel_vs._Capcom_3
    you would need 3dsMax to use his file and is unlikely you could get that rigging into DAZ anyway
    even if you rerigged it, use in renders use would be iffy at best
    I would not even use for example, the Skyrim stuff off my own computer from my bought game in renders unless dedicated fan Art.
    Certainly not mesh obtained elsewhere.

    Oh I see. I saw the inclusion of an OBJ file in the details summary and after discovering that it and the texture files imported into DAZ successfully I assumed that it was meant for DAZ
  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,497
    edited December 1969

    Models are licensed for use or not by their creators
    read the DAZ EULA to see an example
    if a model is NOT on a site with a EULA allowing use and made by the distributer/uploader don't touch it is the best rule
    the fact is people upload other peoples mesh to sites without permission

  • Zeke42Zeke42 Posts: 57
    edited December 1969

    wendy♥catz said:
    Models are licensed for use or not by their creators
    read the DAZ EULA to see an example
    if a model is NOT on a site with a EULA allowing use and made by the distributer/uploader don't touch it is the best rule
    the fact is people upload other peoples mesh to sites without permission

    Good to know. I'll pay closer attention to that in the future. Thanks
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