

I did try clicking all sorts of Ignore boxes in your exporter but still could not avoid getting multiple figures in Blender. I'm not saying it can't be done, just that I'd like to have unit tests in place before I attempt to do it.īut for now, can't you just ignore all the surfaces of the duplicates you don't want? I thought that worked fine. I'll put it on the list, but it'll be a rather invasive change because geografts are apparently based on facet groups, while the rest of the exporter is based on material groups. geografts) is seen as another figure but I don't know enough to say that for sure. Has it been agreed that this is an issue or is it a matter of selecting what to export? This is where I gave up because I had at least three figures coming across - it seems like anything that creates a shell (i.e. I also tried to export a G8F without eyelashes to see if this was related to having multiple figures in the same scene (eyelashes are a separate figure), but this didn't fix the issue.

Implement applet to extract hair cap geometry.Option to generate script to copy the materials from a Diffeo model.Add a checkbox that appends a subd level of exported object to the exported label/name so that the this addition is reflected in the object cache path? There is no way to universally determine subd level in targeted applications and there are cases where knowing the subd level an object was exported from daz would be very useful.The actual process of exporting including how to properly link materials You may also want to right-click on Sagan on the left-side pane and select "Change Keyboard Shortcut" and choose something like Alt-S. Basically, find Sagan on the left-side pane under Miscellaneous, and drag it to the desired location on the Menus tab of the right-side pane.

Note: Currently, after installing, you must manually configure Sagan to appear in DAZ Studio's menu.
