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The plugin is attached to Daz PA's by their Daz Accounts and a Serial Number which is assigned to their PA account. If you are not a PA and do not have the internal serial number linked to your account - good luck at getting this tool at all.
Unless you know what it does and how to crack it of course.
Good luck.
AnjaYou can use DAZ ver 4.6. As far as I know this version still has this feature for free.
https://i.postimg.cc/6wtZrnpx/Untitled.png@ehrez do you have work arround for that? I also whant to mention that we also have this
Multi-Resolution Morph Support here: https://zonegfx.com/daz-multiresolution-morph-support/I installed the plugin to DS4.20 and placed the plugin DLL file in the extracted archive of DS4.6.2.118. I loaded G8F to check and the plugin is visable and morph loader shows
what you pointed to in this screenshot https://i.postimg.cc/6wtZrnpx/Untitled.png.
do i need to use Goz? or can i export the morph and than import to Zbrush, I'm stuck at this point. I altered the shape with porefectionist but when I imported it back from Zbrush to DS I get an error
(mesh doesnt match bla bla bla)
can you help me please?
thanks in advanceI'm currently "struggling" with fake HD morphs, using the export workaround. Basically it involves maxing out the subdiv on your source figure, exporting it as OBJ and re-importing it, then transferring materials and rigging to create a new Actor. The new figure has the 4x subdiv as its base res, and while it looks great, I'm getting spaghetti bones as the weightmaps seem not to transfer properly. I haven't figured out where it's going wrong yet, but I bet it has to do with the subdiv.
@duckface - The import is failing because mesh mismatch, are you re-importing it onto base resolution, or the hi res subdiv?@amberkat did you used adjust rigging to shape and erc freeze? I have not tryed HD stuff yet
I did Adjust Riggint To Shape on the original mesh before I exported the OBJ. IIs ERC Freeze necessary? I thought that was really just a thing for driving created morphs, Adjust is just to realign bones vs. vertices? Anyway, a good experiment for after I've had some sleep :p
Looking at the Mesh Tool settings page and selecting vertices, it's easy to see that not a single vert has weight mapping, all million+ verts have a weight of 0, even though the transfer utility has weight maps checked.
Also, just grabbed the HD plugin, gonna try it in 4.6 later, but yeah it is version locked and will not run in 4.20. Possible that I can patch the version macro in IDA, it should run as long as it's not running deprecated code, which should probably be technically impossible as it's still SDK v 4.5...Looks like I won't make it in time for the banner contest (or I'll have a dopey looking character).
a question regarding the multiresolution plugin:
i downloaded daz studio 4.6.0.18. however, the readme for the plugin says that 4.6.2.118 or 4.6.2.120 is required.
does anybody know if it will work with an older 4.6 version or specifically only with the above mentioned two? if the latter is the case, do we have one of the two versions available on-site or is there a d/l link somewhere else?
due to asset hoarding, i don’t have space to install it and try it out myself, that’s postponed until i buy a new laptop with better specs.
thanks!
@ducksick. V4.6.118 is here. https://zonegfx.com/install-archive-for-daz-studio-4-6-118/
Hi @duckface. I had a similar issue with the geometry not matching. What you need to do is take note of the exported mesh resolution level, and input this as the built resolution number when you import your morph.
For example, if I exported my mesh as subdivision level 2, after I do my business in zBrush, I would import the mesh using Morph Loader Pro and change the built resolution to 2.
Please let me know if this works for you.@killerd, thanks!
i downloaded it and inside the archive it says the version number is daz studio version 4.5.0.96, however …Hi @ducksick. Yeah, I noticed that too, but it installs as 4.6, so happy days! I uninstalled my latest Daz Studio, installed 4.6, then installed the Morph plugin. Then I moved the Daz install folder to another drive, then reinstalled my latest version of Daz again. This way I can have the 4.6 for importing HD work, and still have the latest Daz for general rendering.
You need to adjust rigging to shape, after that erc freeze and put the morph ont the proper location.
(I managed to create my first HD character morph)
@killerd, thanks much for the explanation, perfect!
♥️@ducksick It's 4.6, I can assure you! lol
If you look at the zip archive for Daz 4.20 it also shows a folder saying "DAZ Studio 4.5 (64 bit)". It's just because it all utilizes the 4.5 update that added the SDK.
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