This is the same edited fbx back into unreal to replace the mesh I exported from unreal:Īny help would be appreciated, I'm tired of staring at this dick for 9 hours of this! Figured this would be easier than working on the GP which is up next for import, I was wrong!Įdited by user Wednesday, Decem12:31:51 AM(UTC)None which work, i agree the bridge did work before a certain version now all i get when trying to export from daz3d is Access Violation Error in the QTcore4.dll. I tried cleaning up any extra verticies, collapsing holes, etc. I spent a few hours trying to clean it up, this is Unreal > export as FBX to blender > remove shell (there's actually 3 dicks this method, two not connected including the shell, and one part of the mesh, this is after deleting the other two). This is movement, exported without adding a shell in Daz: The head of the penis moves around lagging behind the shaft like a snake: Moving the character with an animation, notice the shell floats by as it is considered a 'prop' so it isn't attached to the mesh. See the following pics.Īny reason you can think that the head would be treated differently than the shaft? Also it would be great if there was a way to collapse the shader from the shell down and eliminate it completely, even if it was with a custom script or something. I've tried exporting the mesh from Unreal to Blender to fix this but it is a huge pain and didn't work completely.

When I send the character to Unreal, there's the following main problems, the head of the penis is disconnected from the rest of the shaft. I know I can export into Blender (done that already) and have this resolved, however I'm using the DazToUnreal bridge to create all of the materials and rigging.

I've tried many approaches, settings, etc. I've spent the last 8 hours trying to get Dicktator into Unreal. I'm not redistributing, working on something for myself. Now just need to learn how to fix the textures :)ĭisclaimer: I'm familiar with licensing for interactive redistribution. Simply add a child bone to Shaft7 in the bone editor of Daz and it works great. UPDATE: Thanks to the DazToBlender discord, this has been solved.

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