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Does anyone know how to convert a Daz Property setting to Poser?

NapalmArsenal

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So, I have the TB Racing forms nearly completed just the Juvenile to go saved in Daz as property settings, but I need to save them into Poser also. Does anyone know how to go about doing that?

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RachaelAlexander349.png Foal Morphs.jpg Jockey9 copy.jpg Roses Are REd.jpg UnicornResave.jpg
 

NapalmArsenal

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Well, it's like a pose, but it saves out the scaling on the image. In Daz some properties like scaling are not saved out unless it's saved as a property. So essentially it would be a Pose in poser, but I don't know if there are settings in there that save out the scale.

As long as it's saved out as a pose then you don't have to worry about including the morphs as they will automatically apply for the TB and the foal.
 

NapalmArsenal

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Here is a screen shot. So basically I'm just saving out the scale here along with the shaping presets.
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Glitterati3D

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I really don't know, but I would think you can export the object and make a morph for the horse in Poser. That will preserve the scaling and shaping. And, the pose is a pose.
 

Pendraia

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Not sure NA...I'm assuming its a dialled pose like jungle kids? When I was getting the scaling for Deidre set up I had to create a controller dial...and then iirc I exported a cr2 to Poser and created an injection file but I'm not 100% sure about it as I've only done it the once.
 

Daio

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Hmmm.. I have an export function in DS that allows me to save Poser poses and indicate what I want saved. I think it allows you to save scaling too. Not remembering if I bought it seperately or it hidden somewhere in the base DS. Let me go check
 

Daio

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It's an unity script called PoserFormatExporter. I think I bought it seperately. And you can save scaling.
 

NapalmArsenal

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I really don't know, but I would think you can export the object and make a morph for the horse in Poser. That will preserve the scaling and shaping. And, the pose is a pose.
Ah ok, I can give that a try. I think I will proceed with the Daz set and then have the Poser conversion possibly come out at a later day. Not sure right now though.

P.S. : Sorry for the late response, but had a surprise visit with family this weekend.
 

NapalmArsenal

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Not sure NA...I'm assuming its a dialled pose like jungle kids? When I was getting the scaling for Deidre set up I had to create a controller dial...and then iirc I exported a cr2 to Poser and created an injection file but I'm not 100% sure about it as I've only done it the once.
It's really more of a pose as I'm not including the TB or Foal forms in the properties they are just applied when the property is applied, but I will check that out too.
 

NapalmArsenal

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Hmmm.. I have an export function in DS that allows me to save Poser poses and indicate what I want saved. I think it allows you to save scaling too. Not remembering if I bought it seperately or it hidden somewhere in the base DS. Let me go check
That sounds very useful I will have to see if I can find that!
 
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