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This item comes with our Extended Use Licensing. This means that you may use the model for both non-commercial and commercial purposes, in a variety of mediums and applications.
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| Vendor: | Raph4 |
| Published: | Aug 05, 2026 |
| Download Size: | 86.7 KB |
| Software: | Daz Studio |
| dForce: | – |
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| Favorites: | 11 |
| Likes: | 39 |
| Views: | 2,005 |
Item Ratings
8 Ratings5 Stars|Sep 11, 2026
This is good
5 Stars|Aug 28, 2026
I thought this would be a handy little item to have; I didn't realize how essential it would become.
5 Stars|Aug 16, 2026
Efficient and useful!
5 Stars|Aug 11, 2026
Simply amazing!!
This is so good that shouldn't even be free. Thank you!!
This is so good that shouldn't even be free. Thank you!!
5 Stars|Aug 10, 2026
Already reimported dozens of things with this tool. Thank you for sharing it so freely. Definitely keeping an eye on the Github project.
Now I need to search for an easy meta data tagger for poses.
Now I need to search for an easy meta data tagger for poses.
5 Stars|Aug 09, 2026
Awesome! Thank you very much!
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DAZ Packager
All your RenderHub Daz content now compatible with Daz Install Manager.
Ever bought a Daz Studio product outside the official store and had to manually dig through folders instead of just using Install Manager? DazPackager fixes that.
Drop your .zip (or an already-extracted folder) onto DazPackager, and it generates the Manifest.dsx and Supplement.dsx files Daz Install Manager needs — no manual editing, no guesswork.
Useful whether you're buying or releasing content:
Customers: turn any purchase into a clean, DIM-installable package in seconds
Content creators: package your releases so your buyers get the smooth Install Manager experience, without you changing how you build your products
What it does:
Scans your content automatically and detects its structure (works even without a Content/ folder)
Generates a properly formatted package, ready to drop into DIM's watched folder
Batch mode: process a whole folder of products in one go
Drag & drop support — just drop your files onto the app
Free, open source, no installation required (single portable .exe)
How to use it:
Download the latest release from GitHub
Drag your .zip file (or extracted folder) onto DazPackager.exe
Drop the generated package into your Install Manager download folder — done
Command-line usage:
DazPackager - generates a Manifest.dsx and Supplement.dsx to make a zip installable via Daz Install Manager
Single item:
DazPackager.exe [product_name] [--yes]
Path to a source .zip file OR an already-extracted product folder
[product_name] Optional. If omitted, a name is suggested from the source name.
--yes / -y Optional. Automatically overwrites existing .dsx files without asking.
Batch mode (process every .zip and subfolder found directly inside a folder):
DazPackager.exe --batch [--yes]
Product names are always auto-suggested in batch mode (no manual naming per item).
Tip (Windows): dragging one or more .zip files / folders directly onto DazPackager.exe works too.
Free and open source under the MIT license. Get it on my GitHub.
DazPackager doesn't bypass any DRM or licensing — it just packages content you already own (or that you're releasing yourself) so DIM can install it properly. Only use it with content you have the legal right to package.
Support here:
daz-packager
"If you have any questions or run into any issues"
What's new in v1.0.1:
- Added support for two additional zip structures commonly found in third-party Daz3D products, thanks to a community contribution:
- Content folder nested inside another custom-named folder instead of being at the root (e.g. ProductFolder/Content/…)
- Known Daz folders (People, Runtime, data…) found deep inside a custom-named folder with no Content folder at all (e.g. ProductFolder/My Library/People/…)
- Fixed an edge case where a sibling folder next to Content (such as a Documentation folder with license/readme files, common on Renderosity/RenderHub) would incorrectly cause detection to fail.
What's new
1.1.0: added an optional output folder setting (point packages straight to your DIM Downloads folder), and fixed the package naming prefix per Daz3D naming rules.
1.2.0: Optionally auto-delete the source after a successful package, and save a full run log to a text file.
README also fully updated to cover everything the tool now does.
1.3.0: fixed a detection bug on some products with loose files at the zip root, folder scanning now matches zip scanning, and dropping a folder of zips now auto-batches instead of failing.
As always, feel free to report any zip structure that doesn't get detected correctly!
Ever bought a Daz Studio product outside the official store and had to manually dig through folders instead of just using Install Manager? DazPackager fixes that.
Drop your .zip (or an already-extracted folder) onto DazPackager, and it generates the Manifest.dsx and Supplement.dsx files Daz Install Manager needs — no manual editing, no guesswork.
Useful whether you're buying or releasing content:
Customers: turn any purchase into a clean, DIM-installable package in seconds
Content creators: package your releases so your buyers get the smooth Install Manager experience, without you changing how you build your products
What it does:
Scans your content automatically and detects its structure (works even without a Content/ folder)
Generates a properly formatted package, ready to drop into DIM's watched folder
Batch mode: process a whole folder of products in one go
Drag & drop support — just drop your files onto the app
Free, open source, no installation required (single portable .exe)
How to use it:
Download the latest release from GitHub
Drag your .zip file (or extracted folder) onto DazPackager.exe
Drop the generated package into your Install Manager download folder — done
Command-line usage:
DazPackager - generates a Manifest.dsx and Supplement.dsx to make a zip installable via Daz Install Manager
Single item:
DazPackager.exe [product_name] [--yes]
Path to a source .zip file OR an already-extracted product folder
[product_name] Optional. If omitted, a name is suggested from the source name.
--yes / -y Optional. Automatically overwrites existing .dsx files without asking.
Batch mode (process every .zip and subfolder found directly inside a folder):
DazPackager.exe --batch [--yes]
Product names are always auto-suggested in batch mode (no manual naming per item).
Tip (Windows): dragging one or more .zip files / folders directly onto DazPackager.exe works too.
Free and open source under the MIT license. Get it on my GitHub.
DazPackager doesn't bypass any DRM or licensing — it just packages content you already own (or that you're releasing yourself) so DIM can install it properly. Only use it with content you have the legal right to package.
Support here:
daz-packager
"If you have any questions or run into any issues"
What's new in v1.0.1:
- Added support for two additional zip structures commonly found in third-party Daz3D products, thanks to a community contribution:
- Content folder nested inside another custom-named folder instead of being at the root (e.g. ProductFolder/Content/…)
- Known Daz folders (People, Runtime, data…) found deep inside a custom-named folder with no Content folder at all (e.g. ProductFolder/My Library/People/…)
- Fixed an edge case where a sibling folder next to Content (such as a Documentation folder with license/readme files, common on Renderosity/RenderHub) would incorrectly cause detection to fail.
What's new
1.1.0: added an optional output folder setting (point packages straight to your DIM Downloads folder), and fixed the package naming prefix per Daz3D naming rules.
1.2.0: Optionally auto-delete the source after a successful package, and save a full run log to a text file.
README also fully updated to cover everything the tool now does.
1.3.0: fixed a detection bug on some products with loose files at the zip root, folder scanning now matches zip scanning, and dropping a folder of zips now auto-batches instead of failing.
As always, feel free to report any zip structure that doesn't get detected correctly!
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