Morph and Hand Paint to Polygons and Shading Created by Julien Tonnelier for Morphing Thanks for watching this tutorial with me and if you like it subscribe to my channel, comment your thoughts and rate it thanks you in advance. Follow Me on Google+ and Pinterest.
Last week I talked about three different ways to morph, today I will show you how to morph a character in Daz 3D using the morphs and paint to polygons or shading features available in Daz.
Morphing a character is a great way to create your own custom characters and apply different and original poses and expressions to them.
And let’s be honest, how often does a character change its appearance?
Easy when you are ready to morph and change them for a new character, or you can use this method to morph a character for every single new character you create in your game.
This is another way to morph a character but this time not a hand sculpted morph. You can morph this character using a face morph and a body morph.
This tutorial is from the perspective of a game artist and focuses on the morph features, shape presets and shading tools available in Daz.
To understand the process, you can use this PDF guide for painting and drawing your character.
In this video tutorial I show you the morph options you can choose to morph a character and you will also see how to morph characters.
In this Daz 3D Genesis tutorial I show you how to paint a character and morph it, this tutorial is from the perspective of an artist, you can also apply the tutorial to your own creations.
And because you’re watching this video for the first time I have included the daz pro keygen with this tutorial to make sure you get the tutorial for the full version.
This tutorial is for the Genesis and Evo versions, if you are new to Daz 3D Genesis or Daz 3D Evolution, you can learn to use it with this tutorial.
We will start by creating a character, so without further ado, let’s go!
Creating a character in Daz 3D Genesis
For this character, I will be creating a hand sculpted Orc.
I start by creating a character, and I choose to add a 3D poly model and a 3D polygon mesh.
I also add a reference object so you can see what is happening
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