Which figure converter is better (xx to Genesis 9)?
artphobe
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Saw two options:
1. https://www.daz3d.com/figure-converter-for-genesis-9
2. https://www.daz3d.com/rssy-character-converter-genesis-8-and-81-female-to-genesis-9
Besides the first option having G3 as the source model, anyone have any preferences of one over the other through experience?
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Figure Converter in my opinion is better tried both. Figure Converter is simple to use and has had very good results from tests. but have not tried complicated monster-type morph type characters as they are not my bag. But I would suggest going and having a look and reading the comments on both the sales threads on the commercial Products forum
It probably depends on how extreme the moph is. I am not a fan of the Riversoftart converters, but I have transferred over 11 G3 morphs and 20 G8 morphs with the ManFriday converter and it was quick, efficient and did a great job. I love how you can have multiple morphs loaded and it will create a full body morph for G9 out of them.
At the point I'm at, neither one works as well as the ones I made manually. The problem I'm having with Figure Converter is every G3 male I've tried so far has had badly misshapen hands. I tried a G8 male and I had to do smoothing around the eyes in Hexagon (the figure was Kwan). I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong with the G3, but I can't get a clean conversion :'(.
ManFriday's just works. Riversoft's just doesn't.
So far my experience with the RSSY converter is pretty awful. I tried to convert both a custom character (G8.1) and a base character (Freja 8) and both turned into absolute monstrosities. At this point, I'd be afraid of wasting my money trying ManFriday's tool.
You can't waste money with a 30 day return policy. You should return the one that doesn't work for you, and maybe try the other.
These are both Face Transfer --> G8.1 --> G9 via the ManFriday converter. For the girl, I had to adjust rigging (wrinkled fingers when posing) but that appeared to correct the problem; the guy didn't need any additional steps.
The results seem comparable to - and much easier than - my recent testing with manual conversion, which I had learned via a thread here at Daz. It's still very early in my testing. These were two characters I happened to be using for product testing a couple of days ago and I haven't had much chance to do anything further with them since.
I have not tried the RSSY converter so I can't speak to that. At that time, I'd opted to go with manual conversion.
It is wasted money when you're beyond the 30-day return period. I bought RSSY's converter when it first came out but I just tried it today.
Sorry to hear that. The commercial forum was so full of problems, I wasn't tempted to buy. I have many very good RiverSoft Art products, though.