A Daz3D cloth is nothing else than a mesh. But it's not a 2D garment. So controls over it will be limited to the 3D viewport in Marvelous. Export the Genesis figure as obj (Daz Units, cm). Export the cloth as obj (Base, No SubDiv). Then import Genesis as Avatar in MD. And cloth as garment. How will it simulate ? Well approximately 5000 times better than in Daz ;) Especially since MD now gave us GPU simulation. When the mesh has simulated. Export as obj again. And import in Daz as a simple OBJ (you'll need to save Shader preset of the original and Merge that Shader Preset onto the imported obj, then copy-paste surface to get the same textured look as the original0. Or you can import it as a morph.
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How daz3d cloth simulate in marvelous designer? I mean to say daz3d 3d mesh cloth behave as a cloth in Marvelous designer.
A Daz3D cloth is nothing else than a mesh. But it's not a 2D garment. So controls over it will be limited to the 3D viewport in Marvelous.
Export the Genesis figure as obj (Daz Units, cm). Export the cloth as obj (Base, No SubDiv).
Then import Genesis as Avatar in MD. And cloth as garment.
How will it simulate ? Well approximately 5000 times better than in Daz ;) Especially since MD now gave us GPU simulation.
When the mesh has simulated. Export as obj again. And import in Daz as a simple OBJ (you'll need to save Shader preset of the original and Merge that Shader Preset onto the imported obj, then copy-paste surface to get the same textured look as the original0. Or you can import it as a morph.
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