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Supersuit Export Issue

Jay Jay_1264499Jay Jay_1264499 Posts: 298
edited March 2013 in New Users

Hi. I've the Supersuit installed along with the Extreme Heroes pack but having an issue exporting with colours.

Firstly, after adding the suit I tested with a quick export into Vue like I've done on many occasions with no issues (picture 1 and 2)

But then changed the material body base to the Extreme Hero Galactic Blue so I could start making a classic superhero outfit. In Daz it looks great, perfect colour and nice texture also (picture 3)

Tested with another export into .obj file with the normal export settings which have been posted here on other forum posts (ie Write Surfaces, write material library and collect maps selected) but then find that the texture has come over correctly but no colour (picture 4)

Does anyone know where I'm going wrong here and can point me in the right direction?

any assistance would be great fully received

Thank you

Jay

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Comments

  • JaderailJaderail Posts: 0
    edited December 1969

    The Loaded suit shows Colors on the Mat Zones. They transfer, you used DS shaders and Those might need BAKED before they transfer if they will then. Not many Programs can read a DS shader.

  • Jay Jay_1264499Jay Jay_1264499 Posts: 298
    edited March 2013

    Thank you for the reply, but not overly sure how to progress further with this. Can you bake textures and materials in DS4..?

    Thank you again.

    Jay

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  • Herald of FireHerald of Fire Posts: 3,504
    edited December 1969

    What is your end goal for this? As mentioned, DS shaders won't work, and OBJ only supports fairly basic surface information since it's designed to work on multiple software platforms. If the goal is simply to make the outfit blue, can't you edit the diffuse value in the software you're loading it into? Shaders are only calculated at render time, so don't display on-screen as they would in the final image, and also are often incompatible with other rendering engines as a result.

    If we knew more about what you're trying to achieve there may be workarounds which can help.

  • Jay Jay_1264499Jay Jay_1264499 Posts: 298
    edited December 1969

    Hi Heraldof Fire. Thank you for the reply.

    Sorry if I sounded a bit vague there. Yes you're right though, what I'm aiming for is to get the brilliance of the blue to show up in Vue. I'll have a look to see if I can amend any of the diffuse settings in Vue.

    I wonder if in the long run though I'm better off rendering the image in Daz (as the skin quality will look better) and comping it onto a Vue background image.

    Thank you for the reply

    Jay

  • SzarkSzark Posts: 10,634
    edited December 1969

    AngryChair said:
    Hi Heraldof Fire. Thank you for the reply.

    Sorry if I sounded a bit vague there. Yes you're right though, what I'm aiming for is to get the brilliance of the blue to show up in Vue. I'll have a look to see if I can amend any of the diffuse settings in Vue.

    Jay

    Yes this is possible to change the diffuse colour in Vue if you have trouble just shout.
  • Jay Jay_1264499Jay Jay_1264499 Posts: 298
    edited December 1969

    Szark said:
    AngryChair said:
    Hi Heraldof Fire. Thank you for the reply.

    Sorry if I sounded a bit vague there. Yes you're right though, what I'm aiming for is to get the brilliance of the blue to show up in Vue. I'll have a look to see if I can amend any of the diffuse settings in Vue.

    Jay

    Yes this is possible to change the diffuse colour in Vue if you have trouble just shout.

    Thank you Szark, much appreciated

    I'll give it a go tonight and report back

    Thank again for the offer of help.!

    Jay

  • SzarkSzark Posts: 10,634
    edited December 1969

    My pleasure good luck. :)

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