7.All boxes at botton of screen are selected. 6.Under obj import options convert to dAZ studio has Poser (iunit+8ft) is selected. 5.import geometry window opens. Menu>edit>figure>geometry>add level of detail is selected. I also advise to not use goz, it can mees it up.4 Back in DAZ original figure is selected.
Obj)Now, with the subtool still selected in the subtool palette, go down to the Import tab (not the Import button)Click import and select the OBJ file you created. So to do an extrude, we need to weld the surface.Export the subtool as an OBJ Tool > Export (as. Move the inner top verts up a bit, and the inner side verts out a bit (making a circular shape with the inside)Now clear the canvas and draw a sphere and make into into a PolyMesh3D objectTool > Geometry > Modify Topology > Click Micro Mesh and select the micro mesh object you previously made.Render > Render Properties > Turn on Draw MicroMesh (You’ll only get a bunch of dots for the preview)SHIFT + R to render BPR you should see the micromeshIf you want, you can divide the mesh if you want more deatil (shrinking the size of each of the Micro Mesh instances that get patterned out on the object)If you want to turn the BPR into actual geometry, duplicate the subtool (for a backup) and then go Geometry > Convert BPR to Geo.Now suppose you want to add some thickness.If we click Divide now, you’ll get little holes because when we converted BPR to Geo the process doesn’t actually weld the micromeshes. Transform palette > Activate Symmetry make sure both X and Y are both turned on Tool palette > Geometry > Modify Topology > Delete Hidden This hides the center, leaving only the outer quads.
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