Dawn in Reallusion CC3!

Good question. We will eventually find that out.

 

Thanks for your reply, Chris

 

Looking forward to the HW figures at Reallusions. They ("Dawn", "Dusk", etc) will be a fine addition to Character Creator! Most likely the HW morphs will come out shortly after the CC3 debut (Soon).

-AniMajik | FatCatAlley.net | Sit Back, Relax and Enjoy the Show!

 

Also, it would be great if iClone/CC content could be sold here as well.

-AniMjik | FatCatAlley.net | Sit Back, Relax and Enjoy the Show!

 

@Alisa - Thanks! I'veeen a long time Poser, Daz user and purchased from here before - just my first time at the forums here.

-AniMajik | FatCatAlley.net | Sit Back, Relax and Enjoy the Show!

 

Welcome to the HiveWire forums AniMajik.

 

It will! Chris has mentioned it above that HW will open a new store section for Reallusion CC/iClone contents.

Welcome to the forums! ^_____^

 

For those unfamiliar with the kinds of things people can create with iClone, here is a example that has been recently made.

 

Here's another iClone movie, now with Legos!

 

They day has finally arrived - Character Creator 3 and the I-ray plugin for both CC3 and iClone7 have been released, and are ready for download for those who have purchased them. The Reallision promos for the HW figures look GORGEOUS! You can see the official Reallusion page for the HW figures pack HERE.

 

How to convert DAZ Genesis figures (any of them) + clothing and hair to CC3, and then render them in iClone 7 with I-Ray? The same method can be used with HW figures in DS.

 

What figures are compatible with CC3 using DS? Surprisingly, even V4 and M4 are.

 

There is a new tool in CC3 called "Transformer", which is what was used in the demo video from above. It is claimed to be able to TOTALLY convert DS contents into CC3, automatically converting all materials to PBR compatible with I-ray, and also preserving all clothing and hair morphs that existed in the original pieces in DS. Of course, I will have to test this myself, but the process that used to be very complicated in 3DXChange now looks like a 1-click solution to convert. and then 1-click to transfer the weight maps. In DS, this last part is either handled by 1-click Auto-Fit, or with the more powerful Transfer Utility. In CC3, Transformer does it very similarly to Auto-Fit, so DS users might find it familiar. I was just surprised that the clothing and hair morphs would also be transferred, because this doesn't happen in Poser/DS.

 

I don't have the latest version of DS, but that certainly sounds very useful for folks who do have it.

 

Well, DS is free, so trying it out is completely risk-free.

I was looking at the conversion tools, and noticed that although CC3's Transformer tool has some similarities with the Transfer Utility (TU) from DS, there some significant automations. For example, the TU can only handle 1 single geometry at a time, while Transformer handles them all at once. We only have to identify which is clothing, which are shoes, and which is hair. There is also an option to bake the DS textures, so that once saved to the CC3 library, they can also be used with the default CC3 figure.

CC3 also has a special tool to handle high heel shoes, and this is important because iClone uses feet contact IK that allows adjusting the feet pose without having to go through the rigging adjustment that was previously necessary with 3DXChange. This is a huge improvement in the workflow, where high heel poses are no longer physically bond to the figures.

 

Oh I used DS versions 2, 3 Advanced and finally 4 Pro. I just never updated after that, and returned back to Poser.

 

Yeah, I know of some others who didn't like DS4 for one reason or another. Personally, I only use DS for content creation, so I am not a DS user myself. However, it can serve as a bridge to iClone, which can be attractive to DS users, especially now that the conversions were greatly simplified, and also because iClone can now render with I-ray. This caters for these who want better animation tools, and also for those who just want to render stills, while taking advantage of the iClone world building capabilities.