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Export a Facebuilder custom head to Daz with Wrap3: Eyelids do not close

menghienricomenghienrico Posts: 93
edited December 2021 in Blender Discussion

Hi to everyone! I generated a custom head with Facebuilder and I followed this tutorial 

for wrapping the head for a genesis 8 male. I have successfully managed to import the obj via morph loader pro, as explained in the tutorial, but I have a problem with eyes because the eyelids do not close. They move slightly but don't close. In the wrapping procedure I excluded both the eyesockets and the eyes. The other problem I have (and have been able to solve) is that the eyeballs are off axis. Where did I go wrong? Can you help me? Thank you

 

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  • HappyboyHappyboy Posts: 54
    edited March 2022

    This is something I am searching for an answer to as well.  Also noticed that the upper eye lids are set further back then the lower when they DO close. 

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  • PadonePadone Posts: 3,688

    As for diffeomorphic, if the figure works fine in daz studio then you have to import the custom morphs for the face.

  • HappyboyHappyboy Posts: 54

    We are talking about once it is back in DAZ. 

  • PadonePadone Posts: 3,688
    edited March 2022

    Back in daz it is just normal that the standard g8f morphs may not work fine for a custom face. You need to import custom morphs too as any daz figure does. Then don't ask me the details I'm not a PA and I go from daz to blender not the reverse.

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  • PaintboxPaintbox Posts: 1,633

    This might be a more general question, not blender specific, as this deals with import into DAZ.

    Also, there are people who use wrap3d to create DAZ figures, most of them are on DeviantArt.

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