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Ok I got it to work. I just installed it to the same drive as my DAZ in stall. the play function still doesn't work, but I did manage to upload a pic, let the program do it's thing and then finally download the file. Then I move that file into a folder I created in my DAZ install I called (AI Poses) then I refresh the library inside DAZ and the pose file shows up. Like everyone else said, it's not 100 % accurate, but with a few adjustments the pose is almost perfect. I hope that helps someone out.
I just want to make sure that we're all on the same page, I know how frustrating trouble shooting can get. So here are some things that I did, that I think would help everyone who didn't get it to work ( or did get it to work) to compare what we may have done differently from one another.
1) Daz3d is installed on Drive X (non primary drive)
2) Ai Pose Generator is installed on Drive Y - Also non primary C Drive (in a folder labeled "Tools")
3) I've set up an outbound rule for Ai Pose Generator in my firewall
4) My Daz3D Version is 4.23I've gotten the program to run. I was able to load a picture and press generate. but when I press play it says "play is only available inside the desktop app"
When I hit the save button it says that the pose is saved...but where to? I couldn't find the pose file name anywhere.
So that's where I'm at right now. For everyone else that got it to work, did you just install in on your regular C drive?
Yeah I'm having a hard time to get it to work myself. Does the install path need to be the same as the DAZ install path? Because right now, I have Daz installed on it's own SSD and the Image to pose Generator on it's own SSD. Maybe that's the issue? Or maybe I'm just dumb. Hopefully some generous soul out there can write a setup guide? That'd be helpful.
