Note: Don’t be scared by the length of this guide! I know it might seems a long guide at first, but that’s just me making a lot of images and intermediate steps. Note: Although as mentioned above this guide should be compatible with all Diffeomorphic models, support for this guide is provided only for Mustard models. After importing, you can safely switch back to Blender 3.2. However, consider that due to some bugs in Blender 3.0 and above, it is not possible to use Diffeomorphic 1.5.1c to import the models in Blender 3.0 or above, and you’ll need to use Blender 2.93. Just follow the same steps of this guide using Diffeomorphic 1.5.1c instead of 1.6.1. Note: This guide might also work with Generation 2 models (models imported with 1.5.1 in general). If the rig is Rigify, you can follow this guide and convert the rig to Rigify instead of MHX. Moreover, he/she should tell you which kind of rig is using (Rigify or MHX). obj file to correctly load the character shape in Daz.
However, the model creator should provided the support.
Note: This guide might work with any model imported with Diffeomorphic 1.6.1 or above. Daz Studio official store (usually you have to pay for outfits, some free ones are available at the official Freebies section).For some examples on how big the Daz outfit collection is:
The versatility of the Daz-based models is a major advantage because you can virtually import to Blender any Daz outfit you like with very low efforts (although sometime small manual adjustements are needed). In this guide you can learn how to import any Genesis 8 or Genesis 8.1 Daz outfit from to any Generation 3 model.
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