You may notice the animations are strange looking (particularly the hands).

Here’s an older clip of the game demonstrating free-roam mechanics and the ability to adjust player morphs on the fly. I may do some tweaking of the visuals and logos, but it’s basically ready: There is some obvious incompleteness that I intend to fix up before releasing anything.įirst off, the main menu system is more or less functional, and will include the ability to pause in-game (for saving) or to adjust the graphics. The game is very much under development, and the clips I share here are heavily subject to change. It’s a real-time adult game created in UE5 with high graphical fidelity, story-driven, and with RPG elements. Hey everybody, thought I’d start a development thread for a game I’ve been working on for the last few months.

So, I'm very glad that my favorite Daz hair for male characters is usable in UE, which should make for some great results for the male MC. There's some sort of scaling issue with the scalp not fitting correctly but that should just be a matter of tweaking values until it fits. So, I can finally get the Bristol hair into UE. Once the hair is converted using Ornatrix, you can simply import into UE as an alembic groom, as you would for hair that is converted using the Blender plugin. But that's no problem, as I can finish the hair in one sitting without having to save. And the Ornatrix plugin has a 'demo' version that actually has all the functionality of the full plugin, the only difference being that you cannot actually save the file to come back and work on later. Fortunately, C4D allows for a 14 day trial. However, both of these are highly expensive. That shows you how to convert Daz dforce strand-based hair to alembic grooms, using Cinema4D and the Ornatrix plugin.

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