You may be able to try some of the other DAZ Studio export options (OBJ/FBX/Collada/?) and see if those import more properly into MS5. M4/V4 were probably designed more for Poser than DAZ Studio, but a lot has changed since then. Find professional Anime 3D Models for any 3D design projects like virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), games, 3D visualization or animation. Available in many file formats including MAX, OBJ, FBX, 3DS, STL, C4D, BLEND, MA, MB. One possible option would be to use the older Mil4 (M4/V4/K4) family, or perhaps the earlier Genesis figures to generate your poses/muscle morphs before somehow importing into MS5.Īgain, I'm guessing here, but since Genesis1 arrived, Poser and DAZ Studio figures have become less and less compatible technologies, and Smith Micro/Poser was the owner or primary dealer for Manga Studio for a couple of years, so their support would certainly have been more Poser-Figure-Centric. Free 3D Anime models available for download. The latest Genesis figures are very non-Poser compatible (without going through hoops) in terms of geometry models, UV mapping, and other technologies used.

Given the Smith Micro/Poser relationship that Manga Studio/Clip Paint has (had?), I would *guess* that your DAZ exports will have to be either OBJ or somehow more Poser compatible (or at least less DAZ Studio specific) to accomplish what you are hoping to do.

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