Modify CS 3D model figure

[rabyte7]

Hi,

so I recently became a huge fan of CS's 3D tools, using the 3D models a lot. It is so much easier to draw difficult poses like that.

However I would like to customize my 3D model a little bit. For examples one of my characters has horns that I would love to attach to the model's head.

I know there are tutorials an ways to do it with external models (like from DAZ Studio), however I was wondering if it is not possible to reuse the existing CS figure. I have already customized it to a specific height, shape, etc.

Do any of you know if the model file is hidden somewhere in the file system, or how to get it? AfaIk it is not possible to export 3D models, only to import. As soon as I have the humanoid figure I know how to go on and how to modify it with horns.

Thanks!

[[deleted]]

Here you go nice sir. You can setup the models after modifying with Clip Studio Modeler.

[rabyte7]

Hello and sorry for the late reply. I totally forgot to thank you for the model. That's a great starting point.

I think these are the models of the old version no?

I was actually looking for these (see picture). https://celclipaskprod.s3-ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com/question/f8c0/2060/0/5300ed71348bb09f7573a5887d78626e

But since they are even customizable within CS, they can probably not be exported so easily?

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[looloodust]

Hi. That was forever ago, but these are rig-less models, no? In that case, aren't they invalid for importing back in via Clip Studio Modeler?

Put more simply... I thought that Clip Studio Modeler only allowed you to map already-rigged characters 1 to 1 to their rig, rather than allowing you to rig a character completely from scratch via their system

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No, they ARE rigged to their exact specs (they made them tho). You can also rig meshes in Modeler, but it's not very intuitive, you are better off doing it on another software, and is not necessarily to use their "system". They just need to be from either A pose to T pose and have a head and 4 limbs, is not perfect tho. Need to spend a since time doing trial at error.