Switch back to Perspective View (you can also turn off the aspect frame if you’d like).Then, adjust where your character sits in the frame to get the shot you want. The longer your focal length is, the shallower your depth of field gets, and that’s what’s going to make your particle effects more pronounced. Change the Focal Length from the default 65 to something like 200. With the camera selected, go to the Parameters tab and Camera settings.Click the icon to the right of the viewport dropdown and select Show Aspect Frame.This will make it so when you change your viewport to Camera, it will look very similar to your Perspective View. In the top left corner, click Create > New Camera, and in the new dialog box, click Copy Active View > Accept.Next, let’s set up the camera and particles. Name of the animation used and Daz store link if available.Using the Tree Giant Mega Bundle, Jay has already set up his character and given him a pose.Name of Daz figure and all Daz assets used and the Daz store link.If this doesn't work, then please post with video, screenshots and detailed information to reproduce the problem including: You should now be able to open the animation sequence and set the Preview Mesh (if it is not already set) to the skeletal figure in part 1. Make sure that the skeleton is the same as the one being used by the skeletal mesh. Unreal should generate an "Animation Sequence".Use "Animation" as the Asset Type in the Daz to Unreal Bridge.
Make sure the figure is selected and use File->Send To->Daz to Unreal.Go back to Daz Studio and add the animation to your Daz figure in Daz Studio, make sure there are keyframes in the Daz Studio Timeilne Pane and that scrubbing through the timeline to each keyframe causes the animation to change as desired.You need to make sure that whatever skeleton is used during the import process for the skeletal mesh is the same skeleton that is used in the next part. Make sure the figure has imported successfully into your Unreal project.Use "Skeletal Mesh" as the Asset Type in Daz To Unreal Bridge. Make sure the Daz figure is selected and use File->Send To->Daz to Unreal.It is better if you do not add animation to Daz Studio at this stage. Make sure Daz figure in default A-pose (or T-pose if G3).Sending Daz animations to Unreal is a two part process: Make sure you are following these steps below. It appears to be working for me with the latest bridge hotfix and Unreal 5.1 and Genesis 8.1.
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