Open that folder and select the scripts folder. If you are using an unsupported version of Blender, you should see a subfolder corresponding to your version from the starting folder path.The starting folder path will be the location where Blender stores preferences and files for each version of Blender. If you chose 'Custom Addon Path', you will see a window popup to choose a custom Scripts or Addons folder.The following steps are for people who wish to use the 'Custom Addon Path' installation option. A DazToBlender tab should now appear on the Blender 'Tool-shelf' which are a set of vertical tabs along the right edge of the Blender viewport window.Check the box next to 'Import-Export: DazToBlender' to enable the plugin.

Scroll down the list of add-ons, and look for 'Import-Export: DazToBlender'.

In the Blender Preferences window, click on the Addons button found along the left side of the window.

From Blender, open the Blender Preferences window by selecting Edit -> Preferences from the Blender main menu.

Be sure to restart Blender after installing the Blender Plugin.

If you selected a supported version of Blender, you should see a popup dialog box confirming if the Blender plugin was successfully installed for your version of Blender. Then click the 'Install Plugin' button.

If your Blender version is not directly supported by this drop-down or you have a custom plugins folder, then select 'Custom Addon Path'. Select your Blender Version from the drop down menu.From the Daz To Blender Bridge Dialog, there is now section in the Advanced Settings section for Installing the Blender Plugin. The Daz Studio Plugin now comes embedded with an installer for Blender.Access this from the Advanced Settings box of the new DazToBlender Bridge UI. You will need to install the Blender Plugin using the new integrated Blender Plugin Installer.

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