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Yes there is a very efficient way to do it. Ask a blender expert to write you a script that changes what ever shader it currently is to what ever shader you currently want to use. I can't teach that because I'm not a blender expert. But a blender expert told me that's what would be needed to be done. The only problem is when it comes to MMD shader, XPS Shader, and Unreal Shader, The connection to stuff is always different. So you're going to have to know how to write\edit blender scripts or you're going to have to pay someone who knows blender scripts for any different shader you're going to want to change until you learn to do it yourself. So the answer is "Learn Blender Scripting". At least that's what anyone who's good at blender would tell you while pointing you to the Blender Guru tutorial videos or some other complicated tutorial video series. Can you see the hints of me asking about this in the blender community already...

@@MarkSinister thanks for the fast reply I appreciate it and I’ll definitely look into it

@@theyoungestvi1069 Good Luck. Yeah I'm usually on youtube when I'm working so I can catch a lot of comment questions right away.

Yeah that's to be expected.. I think I mentioned something about if you want to make a butt jiggle you're going to need to make specific butt bones. Because Daz doesnt' make bones for the butt because people just use morphs to move it around. I did it on a arm to try to make a ragdoll effect like someone was shot in the arm. It had an interesting affect when doing a animation.

@@MarkSinister Lol the ragdoll effect sounds cool actually.

@@MssPsychoSocial It is cool. That's why I made the video, lol. Not specifically for ragdolling the figure, but boobs, lol. I know what sells clicks, lol.

You're going to have to give me a little more details than what you just siad. My video shows you how mine worked. Unless you tell me more I can't tell you more than the video explains. Also make sure you read the description for information on the latest plugins. There's no guarantee it will work on the very latest version of Blender but so far I'm using it on Blender 4.2. Any newer and YMMV.

Glad it was helpful.

In this video tutorial yes. You're just using Blender to denoise your image. If you are skilled in using Blender I would use Blender to do my Denoise. If not I recommend watching the other video I made using a different process. Blender has some extra steps to make your image look better that I wasn't able to show but there was a comment that describe what you need to do with some of the post processing of the image. Daz Rendering without a GPU! ruclips.net/video/IbAkNtQ3hBs/видео.htmlsi=QsoocCTHEueQTIlt I mainly use this process myself over both Daz Denoiser and Blender Denoiser.

You're welcome.

Lol. Sorry about that. I was trying to find a new image to add to my intro. It takes me a while to make a nice image so I just grabbed one that I had laying around.

I'm glad it was helpful. I had to do it over because there was more to it I figured out.

What's the name of this script? I would be useful for people to know. Also I could use it to make a future video. I remember when I first learned to used Blender I found a free Daz OBJ importer that was suppose to automatically find the textures for imported models but it never worked. You'd point it to the folder where textures were but nothing would happen. It would be great to find one that actually works.

" Environment Set Splitter " it takes what's in the daz scene and splits it off as a individual props as far as I can tell. I haven't picked it up yet myself. It doesn't mess with the textures. But in blender can't you bake them before exporting?

@@knightlko Blender isn't my stong point. I don't really do textures in Blender. So when it comes to baking anything I have no clue what to do with that. As for the Environment Splitter that would be useful for just importing the whole scene into Daz and just breaking it apart in there. But breaking it apart in blender isn't really the part that annoys me it's the retexturing the objects in Daz that's annoying. Most other 3D programs will load up any object you export into the other program without having to do anything but Daz is hit or miss when it comes to that stuff. Collada (.dae) Works when it feels like it. I've gotten it to work a few times in the past. But I don't want to tell people to use it then it just doesn't work for them. Normally I wouldn't break down a scene into this many small parts. But it had so many objects I wanted to make movable props so I can make my character just pick up anything and put anything anywhere. If I was really lazy I would've just leave everything as one big object and call it a day. If you find anything for importing textures please let me know. And that Environment Splitter I might look into that for a future video. Thanks for the info.

Yeah I have that. I have it for all versions of Genesis and for Victoria 4. Since I still use Genesis 1 I can use clothes from all the generations because of it.

It was requested. Like I said in the video it comes down to what people want. I can't really tell them what they should do with the resources they have. The same goes for making characters in my other video. If you have the resources all you need to do it put something down and start making something happen with what you have. But I think what was really need was places to find content and ways of using it. Some people have a hard time starting somewhere. But I think if they take it slow like I do\have to they can more than make things happen. Yeah I use Smart content for a lot of my project ideas because I need to preview what I have to see if I want to use it or not. I'm very random when it comes to making something up. I have to visually see something to get a idea where to start. But my real issue is that sometimes using a HDD things load up fast when I click it and sometime very randomly things just don't want to load fast at all and I'm just stuck there wait for Daz to figure out what the hell it wants to do.

I tried my best. But it all comes down to what you want and need to do. I tried showing places where you can get a lot of content to create all sorts of renders. I wish I could've shown my process of putting together a scene, but it really does take me a long time to work with my computer and come up with ideas of what I want to do for a render. That's why I thought it would be best to just show something I've already done so I dont' have to search and figure out what needs to be create at the exact moment. If there anything else you want me to help with let me know and I'll try to make a video on it.

Ryzen 7 5700G, 64GB Ram, 3060 12GB, 2 TB Hard Drive, 1 TB SSD. I do have a dual GPU setup but the second GPU is an Arc 380.

Don't get me wrong. I have no problem making G9 characters or using them. My only issue is making clothes for them. It's a pain in the butt. I've posted thumbnails and renders in my youtube community of one or two of my G9 characters I've been using for a few months now.

I'm not sure I can make a kitbashing video. Since my Daz runs off of HDDs and not SSDs it tends to hang a lot when I try to load something I haven't used in Daz in a long time. Also it take me a very long time to come up with outfits for my characters in Daz. I'm not sure I could put that in a video and keep it less than 1 hour if even possible 2 hours. A scene maybe easier, because a scene can be use to build the theme of your idea. But even still a scene is just anything you pick up and start using and just build around that. If you'd like I can make a video on renders I've done in the past and I can talk about what I was thinking about when I was putting it together. This way I can dissect the characters I decided to use, the clothes I put on them and the scene I decided to put them in. If I still have the Daz file for it, I could open it up and show you the build. It would be similar to this video: Using postwork to make a better render in Daz Studio ruclips.net/video/NYxQR_NqY6Y/видео.htmlsi=jdwWvpfLO8oOuCyD Let me know if you'd like to see a video on my past renders. You can see a lot of them on my Deviantart page. Just pick one and I'll try to make a video on it.

It can be done. But as you would notice from this video, there's no bones in the glutes. But I did make a video on rigging, so you just have to use those steps to make it work. Weightmapping is going to be a pain though. I personally wouldn't use this for making Booty claps. Because you'd lose all control. The best way would be to use Glute Control morphs. Or if you rig, move the bones manually when animating. At this point it would be better to learn Blender and rig and morph shapes there since it has actual collision physics on the body.

Lol. Yeah I thought I'd make a video on that reddit post. As you can see with the rest of the video lighting can take a long time. But this one was a easy fix for that reddit user issue. I usually get my video ideas from Daz reddit. If it's not something that would take me 14 hours to go over that is, lol.

Thanks

No problem. I hope it helps.

Uh, no you don't. Because that's not the subject of the video. The subject of the video is to learn how to create a directory on you PC to make a preset folder in Daz studio for Daz content preset saves.

@@MarkSinister Oh, sorry. I misunderstand on this point. By the way can you release to another video by create and adjust your character?

@@mrtbts2622 That would be this video. How... ever... do you want it... However do you need it... ruclips.net/video/TGsqRCX0Jkc/видео.html

lol. You're going to have to make due. I don't have a thumbnail idea for this video, nor the time to edit which I hate doing. When I have the time I'll repost a verbal walk-through.

Sorry no sound. I made this as a quicky for someone on Reddit who needed help. When I have time I'll remake the video with a thumbnail and audio.

Thanks, that's Yuriko one of my Cat girl cosplay twins. Just one of the many OC's I use when making these videos and my render promo art. You can find more of her and her sister here: www.deviantart.com/marksinister/gallery?q=yuriko

Thank you for the support!

I'm going to do a video on the one I did to fix a Discord user render.

Almost forgot did you watch the follow up video to this one? It's also a lighting video. Using postwork to make a better render in Daz Studio ruclips.net/video/NYxQR_NqY6Y/видео.htmlsi=27JepfUacSRR_tNt

It should work the same way. But like I said in the video daz isn't really good when it comes to collisions so it might look weird depending on the size of the boobs swinging around. Anything with a bone can be affected as long as you clear the bone animation before you apply the spring dynamics to it.

@@MarkSinister Thank you very much for your reply ! It's really helpful . :)

Thanks. Yeah sorry for the long wait times. I don't really have much ideas for videos. If you have any suggestions on things you would like help with (besides making characters) let me know and I'll try to make a video on it.

Yeah I addressed this before on another comment. I can't replace that battery. That smoke detector runs on a plug and it's build into the house wall. Also it's the most accurate smoke detector in the house which is why I don't normally unplug it. I just have to remember to unplug it before I do a recording.

Thanks, I'm glad this was helpful.

I'm glad it was helpful.