To do this simply head over to the preferences tab. If you see an option for the Daz to Blender bridge then everything is good! But on most occasions you will need to activate the bridge within Blender manually.

Time to open up Blender! First click on this arrow in the top right corner.

Importing your Daz Studio content into Blender It may take a few moments to run depending on the complexity of your scene. Everything is now set and you can click accept. This prompt asks you what SubDivision Level you want to use. If this is the first time you have used it you will get a prompt informing you where the Daz Bridge data is saved etc.

When you are happy with your scene go back to the scripts tab and navigate to: SCRIPTS > BRIDGES > BLENDER.Ĭlick on it. The Bridge lets you choose what specific content you want to transfer over. It’s important to note at this point that you could also add an Environment or Prop which can also be transferred to blender. In this case I will be simply loading a Basic Genesis 8 Male character with Essential wear and the default Armani hair prop into Daz Studio. The next thing to do is add the content you want to transfer over to Blender. We can leave the scripts tab alone for now.

This only usually activates when you have content installed that makes use of it. When you open Daz Studio you should then see a Scripts tab appear at the top. Don’t worry it’s free you just need to check out and then you can install it using Daz Central or the Daz Install Manager. Just make sure you’re signed in and then add it to the cart. You first need to download the tool here:

Export daz to blender