(assuming no sales/discounts), your investment will be a minimum of $400 USD to get started with base avatars animated and exported to Blender.Īlternatively there is Daz studio and a very good FREE third party Blender exporter Called 'Diffeomorphicĭaz inc has there own Blender exporter( D2B) but it is rubbish compared to the However you will need the $200 USD standalone CC3 pipelineĪs well as the basic $199 version of iclone basic so 3dXchange is another 300 just to import/ export assets which only works with Iclone7… then there are the plug-ins at 100+ each such as a set of better morphs, Head Shot ( which is not a very good plug-in…too many problems getting a quality character from a single face shot, though there is a hack to add a side view, they didn’t make multi-image a standard…and just mapping whatever the image is to the face does not work well… and then add in assets $$$$$īetter to start off with the Free Daz Studio, as the assets are at least not as expensive as in CC3…and you can get results just as good as in CC3 with a little work and learning as has said…even buying the whole Reallusion set up…it would be some time before you start to get the results you are after…and all those things you don’t want to spend time learning…you will still have to learn them!

The cost factor is a major drawback to the Reallusion workflow…Ĭouple hundred for CC3 + same for Iclone+ to be able to interchange between and add items of molded clothing etc. First off…I have and use CC3-Iclone-Headshot etc.

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