Daz3d Render An Animation
This article is a dedicated daz studio animation tutorial that covers everything connected to animations. Daz3d Animation possibilities are quite good and diverse. So we are going to inform you about all the main aspects of the animation. Such as Interface and main tools and different ways animate avatars/objects and more.
The goal is to allow a total newbie to animate in Daz Studio. We will teach you everything you need to know to start animating and improving on it.
If you prefer to watch parts of it as a video, see the below Daz Studio Animation Tutorial Video, otherwise keep reading.
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By default you should have both tabs for the Timeline and an aniMate available at the bottom left of the screen. Just press on any of them and they would open.
If you don’t have these tabs there, don’t worry. You can easily find them, same as any other windows, in the “Window > Panes” option.
, on the other hand, is a much better tool in all ways. But by default you only have the Lite version of AniMate and need to buy the full version to use it. If you have the full version, then the Timeline tool would become obsolete. If you don’t, then the best way is to use both AniMate Lite and Timeline.
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. As it is arguably easier to understand and work with than Timeline. After you add any figure to your scene, you will see something like this:
At the top you have all the time controls. You can start daz Studio animation, go to the start or end of the animation, loop it or select the specific frame that you want. Right above our character is a menu for controlling layers, but we don’t have access to that in the Lite version. And at the bottom we have animation presets that we can choose from.
Let’s pay more attention to the last thing we mentioned, animation presets at the bottom. If you mouse over available animations you can see how your character is executing them in real time.
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Choose any Daz3d animation that you like. Now click on it and drag it to the timeline above. So you would end up with this:
Congratulations, now your character is animated. These cyan blocks are called aniblocks. You can press the play button and look how the figure moves. But it is just a one preset, not a full animation. Let’s make something more interesting.
We will now combine a couple of presets. AniMate tool is really great in combining animations. Let’s make our character walk. If you click on the button on the bottom left of the AniMate interface, you will see a dropdown menu:
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In this menu you have all of the available animations that you can use. We are interested in the “Walks” category. You can also find these presets in your “Smart Content” menu, in the “Animation” section. They work absolutely the same
Now let’s try to combine the animations. Find and drag into the timeline the “start-(n)-g8f”, “forward_(1_cycle)-g8f” and “stop-(n)-g8f”. Put them close together, you should end up with this:
Don’t forget to right click on the white quadrangle just above your aniblocks and select “Auto Adjust”. If you don’t do this, the length of your Daz3d animation will not be adjusted.
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After doing this, you can press and watch your character perform all three animations one after another seamless. And you can experiment with this to make something more difficult, use turns or other animations.
The default amount of the animation presets are quite low and not really diverse. But you can buy more on the daz3d store. Mainly pay attention to the Animation Megapacks and Posermocap user, that has over 30 animation packs on different themes – but double check if your preferred genesis generation is supported.
We already showed you preset animations and how to find and use them. But these are pre-determined and what if there are no animations for your situation? Well, as we mentioned, you can try to find needed animation in the shop. Or, you can create your daz studio animation yourself. We will explain how.
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We will work with the Timeline tool this time, so let’s get to know it better. For now we will not change any settings, but you will need it in the future. Here is main interface of the Timeline:
On the left you can see all your available characters that you can animate[1]. A bit to the is the timeline itself, you can see all the frames there and keyframes. On the timeline [2] there is a yellow triangle that shows what frames it is on the scene now and black triangles are the keyframes.
Bottom left is for everything about frames. You can see and change how many frames in the animation, their range, current frame and frames per second [3]. At the center controls for playing animation. You can play animation, jump to keyframes, go to the end and start or loop animation [4]. And to the right is the controls for keyframes. You can add and delete keyframes with these buttons [5].
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Now we can create something. Firstly you need to add a character. Then choose any pose from the “Poses” section in the smart content. This will automatically create a keyframe.
Then change your current frame to somewhere later. The last frame would be good. You can do this by dragging the yellow triangle along the timeline, or by typing the number in the “Current” setting at the bottom.
After doing that, just choose any other pose from the selection. Preferably something similar to the first one. This will create a keyframe at the current frame. You will end up with something like this:
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Now you can just experiment with this. For example double the total frame amount and add first pose again as the last keyframe. Your character will move from first pose to the second and then back to first. This will create a nice loop. Or add more different poses and test how they look.
As you now understand, adding poses – creates keyframes. But in reality, absolutely any transformation creates keyframes. So let’s create some unique animation that can’t be created with poses or presets.
If you don’t have ideas, the first good animation would be the character waving their hand. Place your character as you want it for the first frame. Then change the frame to later and thansform figure, so it will be different from the first frame. Thus, creating animation. Easy. Let’s look at the ways how you can do this
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After selecting the tool, just click and drag any part of your character that you want to transform. It is easy to do and understand how it works. It moves the bone and each connected part, making animation look realistic. The problem with this way is that it is not very precise and sometimes it can be hard to do exactly what you have planned.
So you select any part that you want to daz3d animate. And now can rotate only this part by moving sliders. This will twist this part, move it from side to side or bend it. Also you can make all three transforms at the same time if you click and drag the sphere in the middle of the tool.
Here you can click on the circles and move the mouse to transform the corresponding parts of the character. Also you can change between body, hands and head templates. Daz3d Genesis 8 figures have their own, improved template sets that also include face template. We already wrote more about PowerPose for Genesis 8 figures in our other article.
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Using it is very easy. Just find what you want to change in your character and move the slider. For example, you can find sliders for making fists or bending the hip.
Now you know all the main ways of transforming your character. There are more ways, such as morphing or scaling, but they are not really needed in animation. So with this knowledge you can try to create something yourself. Just change the current frame, make some changes and do this a couple of times.
Remember, that you don’t need to stick with one of the options to daz 3d animate your character. The best way is to combine them all. Choose a pose that is close to something that you need. Place everything roughly where you need it with the ActivePose tool or PowerPose. And finally make all of the small details with the Pose Controls and Rotation tool. Rinse and repeat a couple of times and you have an animation.
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After you are done with the animation, you can export it into another program. Or export your character without animation so you can animate it somewhere else and then bring back here.
Format. First one will import animations of your character. On the other hand, the second one also exports all information as the clothes of the character and place.
Right above the export you can find the Import option. You need just to find the needed file on your computer and
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