Thank you, I love this.

Quote - > Quote - > Quote - Ever wanted to give Marvelous Designer a try?

The Public Beta of Version 4, featuring a lot of new features, will allow you to do just that for the next 12 days. 

New Features include a.o. quad meshing, symmetric editing and more. Look here for details.

 

 

Where are you downloading MD 4 at?  I don't see a link

Go to your account and click on "Start now". on the following page is little floating box that says: "MD4 open beta", once you click that you get to page from where you can select to participate. Once you agree to the conditions, the download will added to your account.

Actually the "open beta" box appears on a number of pages.

TD

I had my screen zoomed in and didn't see it. 

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Quote - Ever wanted to give Marvelous Designer a try?

The Public Beta of Version 4, featuring a lot of new features, will allow you to do just that for the next 12 days. 

New Features include a.o. quad meshing, symmetric editing and more. Look here for details.

 

Where are you downloading MD 4 at?  I don't see a link

I don't do much importing, only exporting to daz. 

I beta tested it and I really liked the quads. I only made clothing for Daz3d and so far so good. I had a lot less issues in Daz3d around the beast and other tight areas with quads.

Quote - Acute3D has launched a truly free, fully functional, time-unlimited edition of its leading professional Smart3DCapture® solution.

With Smart3DCapture Free edition, everyone can easily turn simple photographs into 3D models that can be published on the internet or printed in 3D.

This free edition can be downloaded on http://community.Acute3D.com

Very cool, I put downloading it on my to-do list.  

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Kimberly

I like that. It could be used in any fiction scene. 

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Thank you, I didn't even think to search youtube.

Sorry, I don't see why you can't but you should probably wait for some other to answer to make sure they agree with me. Just because I still poser in my daz folder doesn't mean it's the best thing to do.  :) 

Actually what I do is have a poser folder, a daz folder then a "my daz stuff" folder in public directory with the poser and daz folders so I can have all my favorites installed in that one folder. I still both poser and daz in that one folder. 

That keeps my searching for what I use alot where it easy to find.

Hope that helps

Quote - The FREE version is a player only.

It allows you to load most pre-made Look at my Hair presets or .duf scenes,
modify color and shader properties, hair count, thickness and so on.

You need the paid version to create presets.

The player is invoked from pane tab

There is documentation available.

 

I saw that was free and wondered what that what. Thanks for the screenshot.

Thanks for the laugh, these are great!

Quote - DXF-AAMA is a very specific file format by American Apparel Manufacturers.  While DXF is the most commonly used file format for CAD drawings, the AAMA specificity isn't a very common exchange format for 3D data, and isn't widely supported by any 3D applications I can think of offhand.  The only free 3D software resource I can think of where you may have a chance to find a "plugin" extention for this format is Blender, but I actually doubt it.

Optitex.com has software and online services that can import and export this format, but it's not free.  If you have no other choice, then maybe check out their services.

I figure out late last night the DXF-AAMA format used by American Apparel Manufacturers.  So I'm looking for free 3D fashion CAD software. I found a few but I really don't explect to find a useable software but at least I know it's not just me who doesn't know of any 3D software. 

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Quote - by the way I like http://imaginative3d.com/  -  very cool

I'm learning how to add your own textures from Dogwaffle back into MD3. Super fun. Works well also with PNG that have transparency.

If you ever want to come a board as a vendor, give me a yell. I'm trying to fill a gap in the market of products you won't normal find in other places. I have a couple MD designer who are start to sell stuff and I'm working on 3D clothing but selling them as OBJ file as clothing starter kits for people who want to sell their own clothing but skip the modeling stage.

Quote - do a Google search for web3d player, you'll find Unity and others from the game industry.

http://unity3d.com/webplayer

Some of these might have the ability to play your formats.

This is interesting and sends me on a whole new thought pattern on this. Honestly, my possible client is not very realistic about what can and can't be done. He wants to run his own animation in MD3 after I design his clothing and why I was looking for a simple way to convert it. If he let me do it then I would do the animation in another program all together.

However this really has me thinking of embeding a 3d OBJ veiwer in my store. I'm working one a new set of obj's to sell as starter kits.

Thank you so much for your help