I think it would be easier if they were in the same folder with a different name.

Misty I'd like to give it a try. It may simplify my workflow.

Thanks Misty! I can't wait to try it out tonight.

dr_bernie,

It's not the same. Daz content works natively in Carrara. I don't want to use Studio as a front end for Cheetah3D. Why have the extra steps? If you don't like Carrara, then don't use it. I'm sure your comments are appreciated in the Cheetah3D forum, but not here, especially when they're given in a negative way.

I took a look at Cheetah and it seems very capable. These days I'm using a lot of Daz created products and it doesn't look like Cheetah can import Duf files. I'm sticking with Carrara for now.

8.5 works fine on Sierra except for one annoying bug. If younopen a Carrara file and a texture has been removed or deleted it opens a window an asks you to find the texture. Unfortunately, Sierra won't display the file name. Other than that and occasional crashes it's works well.

Count me in

That makes sense. Sounds like a lot of work, but only have to do it once for each figure.

Superheroes is my thing. I repurposed George into the Blob.

I own those shaders from Ringo. I guess I didn't realize that the uv's were the same for G2 and G3. I'll give it a try.

Thanks Misty.

Misty's product is awesome. I've been buying a lot of G3 content and trying it in Carrara. Most items work well after converting them.

I seem to have a lot of issues with shoes and feet. When they're first loaded they work fine, but after saving them in Carrara and then opening the file, parts of the shoes seem welded too the floor. Shadowcat (first image) has distortion in the feet and the last image shows the weird feet issue. I usually just reload the shoes every time I open the file. A pain, but workable.

Skin shaders seem a little dull and grayish. Is that because of lack of SSS? Any hints on improving skin tones.