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====== mcjTeleBlender3 Script Import DAZ3D into Blender ======

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  * https://sites.google.com/site/mcasualsdazscripts4/mcjteleblender3
  * [[https://sites.google.com/site/mcasualsdazscripts/mcjteleblender-for-ds1-2-3-4|Instructions]] (scroll down the page)

This is a script-based system which appears as a Module within DAZ3D, and exports an OBJ file, and a python script which creates the model within Blender.

^mcjBlendBot|Installed within Blender|
^mcjTeleBlender3.zip|Installed within Daz3D|

===== mcjTeleBlender3 Installation ====

(Location info from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxJ8Opeg4Ro)

**mcjTeleBlender.zip**

This package contains the Daz Studio script mcjTeleBlender, there's a version for Daz Studio 1 & 2 and a version for Daz Studio 3 & 4. Unzip this file in your Daz Studio content folder. 
On Dan's Windows PC that's ''C:\Users\Public\Documents\My DAZ 3D Library\Scripts\mcasual''

**mcjBlenderBot.zip**

This package contains Python Scripts for Blender: ''mcjBlendBot.py, mcjAddSky.py, mcjFixBlenderMats.py,
mcjMakeCyclesNodes.py, mcjGammaFix.py, mcjUseMatLib.py''

Unzip this file in your Blender modules folder. On a Dan's Windows PC that's ''C:\Program Files\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.79\scripts\modules''

===== Transferring a DAZ Studio Scene in Blender =====

Launch mcjTeleBlender

if you installed it correctly it should be found in your daz library in Studio / Scripts / mCasual

**Specifying the export file**

In the Export section, click on the first "Browse" button,

Specify the location and name of the file that will be used to transfer the scene.

In the example below, i created a folder named roma in my F:\ disk

I specified i want the export file to be named roma.obj

Warning : since this file will contain the whole scene it can be quite big ( example: 30 MB )
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