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Tutorial on eyelashes porting
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Shinteo demonstrates a trial-and-error method for porting custom eyelashes to a Genesis 8 Female figure in DAZ Studio. The example uses eyelashes from a Warcraft Tyrande model. The process transfers rigging to the custom lashes, adjusts their shape to fit the Genesis figure, and optionally uses a morph from the original lashes to improve the fit.
Workflow
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Transfer the rig
- Open Transfer Utility.
- Set the Genesis 8 Female eyelashes as the source and the custom eyelashes as the target.
- Set Item Shape to Current. Shinteo notes that some selected options may not make a difference, but seem to help the fit.
- Leave Fit to Source Figure and Parent to Source Figure unchecked, then accept to transfer the rigging.
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Fit the lashes to Genesis 8
- Run Transfer Utility again, with the Genesis 8 figure as the source and the custom eyelashes as the target.
- Set both item shapes to Current, since the target now has a rig.
- Uncheck the other options, then enable Reverse Source Shape.
- Optionally enable a smoothing modifier before accepting.
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Improve the fit with a morph
- Use Morph Loader Pro to load the morph from the original eyelashes.
- Dial the morph as needed to help the custom lashes fit better.
- Shinteo also mentions setting the smoothing weight to zero.
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Test the result
- Try eye poses, including closing the eyes, and check that the custom lashes follow the eye shape.
Shinteo describes this as an experimental method rather than a confirmed official workflow, but says it works adequately for them.
Creators and Contributors
Shinteo is the tutorial presenter. The tutorial uses eyelashes from Warcraft’s Tyrande as its example; no other individual contributors are named.
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