Keeping all the facial bones and whatnot, but getting rid of the twist bones that are breaking things in UE. This converts the Daz armature to an advanced Blender one. Under Setup > Rigging click Create MetaRig with your imported Daz rig selected.

(some already will be, but others need this step - check your mesh to see if they all come over)ħ: Select your armature. Under Setup > Morphs bring in all the morphs you want to use.Ħ: Under Advanced > Morphs convert morphs to shapekeys. Blender breaks miserably in exporting these unless you rebuild your shaders from scratch, even then the DazToUnreal mats are better.ģ: Send your character to Blender with Diffeo.Ĥ: In Blender, press N and go to the DazImporter Tab.ĥ: Select your mesh. In this order or things can break.ġ: Send your character to UE with the DazToUnreal plugin.Ģ: Save mats and textures, delete everything else. Here’s where to get difeo - …ersion-15.html I haven’t been able to find much info on doing this anywhere else, so if anybody knows of any it would be nice to know.

But here’s a quick rundown of steps I used to get my characters in. If you’re using geografts, importing separate clothing/hair, Daz animations things get more complicated. I just got this figured out a few days ago myself. If I don’t get it 100% working soon, I’l be posting up here next for help -_. Still playing with some maths and things inside of Control Rig to tweak it up. Of 3 characters, I had to do some tweaking on weight paints and bones on one of them to get 2boneIK for the legs mostly working in Control Rig. The full process I went through is a bit of a hassle, but it worked nearly flawlessly. I’ve got 3 character made in Daz working in UE right now using Blender and Diffeomorphic. I’m not using AL4 but working directly in Control Rig, so I can’t say if this will work for your issue specifically. It’s not helpful at all trying to get into UE.

That plugin just renames bones and moves some parents around.

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