To find your hair folder go to Computer open drive C: and select the User/Owner folder and select the document folder and find the Daz3D folder. To access the hair, Under Daz studio formats go to My Library and scroll down to figures folder,you should see the hair prop there. Type in the name of the hair and set content type to Prop>Hair Select File-Save As-Support asset-Figure/prop assets Last but not least, now we will save this so you can use this as a ready made prop. Now go back to daz and add the trans map to the opacity strength tab. Merge the two layers together and rename the file as hair_t or trans so you won’t overwrite the diffuse texture. Now select the hair layer and go to edit and select hue/saturation.ĭial the Saturation setting down all the way to -100 and lightness setting all the way to 100 and you get this. Open the texture Hair_d1 that is in the hair texture folder.Ĭreate a new layer under the hair layer and use the bucket tool to fill that new layer with black. Open your editing program of chose, Here I’m using Photoshop. It’s pretty easy, all you need is an editing program like Photoshop or Gimp. When I firsted started doing this, I freaked out because there wasn’t a trans map in the folder! So I made my own. Ok, we have the diffuse texture, but something’s missing isn’t it? Open up the XNALara data folder and select the hair models texture folder.Ĭhoose which texture you want, I chose the first one. Go to the surface tab and select the Hair model and open the diffuse tab window and select browse. Now when you move Victoria it will move with her.
When it is to your liking go to the scene tab and drag the hair model to Victoria’s head to parent it to her. Scale it down, fit it to Victoria and tweak it to the desired fit, this is what I got. Switch over to the perspective camera and select the hair model and zoom out and this is what you’ll see. Now, you won’t see the model because it is HUGE and it’s above Victoria. In the OBJ import settings choose the poser setting and press accept. Go to file and select import, Next go to the folder where your hair OBJ is and select it. Open up Daz Studio and load any figure, here I’m using Victoria Open XNALara/XPS and load the hair file by going to File-Add Model.Īfter you have loaded the hair file, go to File and select export scene as OBJ.Ĭreate a new folder(ex.”hair folder”) to save your hair OBJs in, so you’ll know where you saved them. Now that you have dowloaded the hair, Unzip the hair to the Data folder of XNALara or XPS.
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Step Two, go to Moogleoutfitters and download the hair of your choice. NET Framework and Microsoft XNA Framework for the program to work.
#HOW TO CREATE HAIR FOR DAZ 3D MODELS HOW TO#
We all want cool hair for our characters, Right? But sometimes our budgets can get tight,so buying the hair you want can be difficult, In this tutorial I will show you how to convert Sims Hair to be used in Daz Studio.Īs an example, you guys have seen in my gallery what can be done with Sims hair:įirst step is to download and install XNALara by unzipping the folder to the documents folder on your computer.
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