While we anticipate further compatibility over time as Cascadeur improves and shifts from pre-release to final release, for now, many workarounds are required to get your animations to work properly in Daz Studio. You don’t need to be an expert, but a basic knowledge of fundamentals is required.

If you are completely new to Daz Studio, then you should take some time to learn Studio first, before attempting to work with a Daz character in Cascadeur. The process is surprisingly straightforward and shouldn’t be too difficult for users with a basic understanding of Daz Studio. They have instructed in full detail about what you should do. DAZ Store has a 30 days return policy, so you can figure out if a product works for you or not. You need to invest some serious time into learning how to make proper use of it (and features like dForce, Iray, 3Delight) and there will be a lot of frustrations on the way. You can easily search and find the video tutorial with the same content on Daz Studio blog or Youtube. DAZ Studio isn't plug and Play, even if it's no rocket science. Everything you need to know is how to import a Genesis character into Cascadeur, how to reconfigure the rig, work with all the tools available inside the program, then finally export that animation information back into Daz Studio. Yes! Daz characters are certainly compatible with Cascadeur. I highly recommend shopping at the Daz 3D store if you want 3D assets for your renders.

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