I use Irfanview's Batch Conversion process to reduce my texture images: I've been reducing the size of texture maps for years simply because I really don't need to use up that much RAM on small things. Once you've completed all of the above steps properly, you're good to go and ready to start using this amazing set of tools!ĭo we really need all of that resolution? I know that I don't. My character uses content from many of those runtimes, so if I want to bring her into Blender, I need to add all of those runtimes into the Root Paths section of Global Settings, or the plugin will not be able to find things from those paths. Load these into the Root Paths section, and just keep 'Add'ing them as your needs require.Įxample - I use many 'Runtimes' (old Poser habit) to organize my content. Go to DAZ ImporterĬlick 'Global Settings' and add all of the various library paths for any content you need to bring into Blender from Daz Studio. In Blender use the 'n' hotkey to open the side panel on the right. Activate it and close the preferences window. If you don't see it, type 'daz' into the search box.

While still in Preferences we should now see the addon in the window. In Blender go to Edit > Preferences and click the Addons tabĬlick Install and navigate to your zip folder and double click the zip We can now close the zip file and start up Blender Within Diffeomorphic, double-click 'Set up Menus' Open Daz Studio and go to Scripts in your Content tab Open that and drag the two files into the new Diffeomorphic folder we've just created. Within this folder is another 'Scripts' folder. In the downloaded ZIP file is a folder called 'to_daz_studio' In the Scripts folder, create a new folder called 'Diffeomorphic' Navigate to your Daz Studio Library (default is > Users > Public > Documents > My Daz Library) Installing Diffeomorphic DAZ Importer is a straight-forward process, but is much easier if we take the time to simply follow a specific order of instructions as follows:

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