Then at current grafted boundary are used when merge (I suppose so).

when import each grafted item, eg “connectedloop” I suppose if plug in can generate those bondary loop edge as new vertex group temporally. How snap grafted item to character body mesh about boundary, and how remove mesh I do not clear remember, (those step are improved,gradually long time ago, before I need to do it manually about some product, (which not well made, then zero pose, boundary postion not pefrectly align with body mesh)īut if with zero pose, daz and blender show perfect same postion, after merged, I may recommend, try transfer weight for boundary only, from body (original character) to the merged body with script. This effect is even more pronounced in other more extreme poses, where the result in Daz looks good, but in Blender it can be rather hideous. Note that the merged mesh in blender distorts differently along the edges of the thigh and buttocks where the geograft was joined with the main body mesh. Next, I set the “Legs Spread” body morph to 1.0, and compared it with an exported OBJ from Daz with the same body morph applied at 100%. Here I’ve imported the default G8F figure with Golden Palace genitals, imported all the body morphs, JCMs, and flexions, transferred JCMs and flexions to the geograft, and merged the meshes. These problems are not present in Daz with the same pose applied. Eventually, at the extents of a deformation, there are distortions in the surface of the mesh along the boundaries where the geograph was merged.

However, as bones with shapekey deformations that affect the geograft area of the mesh are moved away from the rest pose, the deformations become increasingly out of sync with the surrounding vertices that came from the original base mesh. After loading shapekeys/morphs, transferring them to geograft meshes, and finally merging the Golden Palace geograft to a base figure, the unposed merged mesh result looks great.

Daz to blender genital