Just so you know Daz is free to get started but you will have to buy models, clothing, hair, etc. If you are new to Daz I recommend checking out Practical Digital Advice just to get the feel of Daz. You can also check out this zip-tool which Reggie recommends: Bandizip. You’ll need a zip program to extract my downloads I suggest using WinRar. This is My copy of the Xnalara version (71Mb download) that I have.Xnalara is a free posing software which is similar to Daz, after converting our model we’ll be bringing them into here to export it as generic item mesh. This is My copy of Noesis (a 12Mb download) that has the plugin set up so you’re ready to go. You can download the plugin yourself here.ģ. The first link is to the official website the second is the same but has the plugin that you need. We’ll need this to convert our Daz model into an file that is compatible with Xnalara. Noesis is a free 3D viewing software that lets you translate/convert models from one format into another. Here’s a quick tutorial on installing addons for Blender Next is Noesis This is the link to Blender 2.71 if you would like to to download that one instead of the latest.For this I installed from file with Blender open. Last one is xps tools, this is so we can import our converted Daz model into Blender and export it out as a pmx.This is actually not a must for this particular ariticle but it’s best to just have it anyway. Here is MMD tool, I used this to import my character back into Blender if I want to edit the facial expressions, etc.For pymeshio I install this manually, the link I’m giving you explains where to place pymeshio and get it working propperly. This is the pymeshio addon you’ll need, I use this to export my models I never use MMD tools for this, you’ll most likely get an error if you use MMD tools to export your Daz character to prevent less of a headache just use the pymeshio addon.I’ll give you two links one to the new one and the other is to the Blender that I have. For this I’m using Blender 2.71, if you use the newest one or an older one I can’t promise that this will work. This tutorial was inspired by arisumatio. Okay, to make this as easy as possible I’m going to provide exactly what you need in order to get your Daz character into MMD. How do I import Daz models into MMD? How do I keep textures? How do I keep the bones? How to import Daz models into MMD…

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