Version 1.0 of the DAZ Importer was released in 2016, but I looked into importing native DAZ files as early as 2011, so the add-on is already ten years old. This release will probably be the final one when it comes to new features.
Tools for dealing with MHX animations, not just single poses.Correct FK-IK snapping for the MHX rig, following suggestions by Engetudouiti.Easy Import makes it possible to import a character and make it animation-ready in a single step, as suggested by Alessandro Padovani.render farms, making the stripped runtime system of previous releases obsolete. It also makes it possible to use expressions on systems where the DAZ Importer is not enabled, e.g. This improves performance, in particular on GPUs. New morphing system using simple expressions instead of slow python scripts, as suggested by Xin.How to implement this was explained to me by Engetudouiti. New morphing system using intermediate properties which correctly reproduce morphs in DAZ Studio.The last version compatible with Blender 2.79 was version 1.5.1. This release is compatible with Blender 2.80 and later. Diffeo HD Exporter, a DAZ Studio plugin by Donald Dade to export HD scenes to Blender.DAZ HD Morphs, a Blender add-on by Xin for importing HD meshes and morphs into Blender.MHX Runtime System, a Blender add-on for posing the MHX rig.It also contains some tools to make the assets more animation friendly. DAZ Importer, a Blender add-on for importing native DAZ Studio files (*.duf, *.dsf) into Blender.dbz.This release consists of four separate parts: It is necessary to create a compatible version of the desired model in DAZ Studio, with the extension. It is advisable to go through the so-called "easy" import.
You can choose the platform for the animation of the character's skeleton, with DAZ, Rigify, MHX.
Diffeomorphic, this extension is much more efficient. DazToBridge, this extension is an effective way to convert models, however there are many flaws, sometimes the characters are deformed. To import the 3D models from DAZ Stutio into Blender, there are several possibilities. While in Blender, it only takes less than an hour for the Cycles engine, only a few minutes with the Eevee engine which gives images of lower quality but still quite acceptable. In DAZ, it often takes several hours to generate a single image. The main reason is Blender's rendering engine which is much faster than DAZ Studio's. It may be interesting to import 3D characters from DAZ Studio software to Blender.
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