Thanks -- yeah, I did find those things and was going to close this myself today.

It would be nice if there were some more docs on this whole process.  I've written a Python routine that creates all of the directories needed (and puts the appropriate maps for all channels you support) from any Daz prop or environment and then you can easily load up all the textures in iClone, and while it works well there are still some times when it does things I don't understand (and some things I had to puzzle out for myself -- it would have been nice to know you MUST have both the roughness and metallic maps in there, even if they are just the default ones).  It will still throw errors on things I think it should not.  I also wish it were more forgiving on the naming conventions (for example, allowing ANY map with the __Diffuse suffix to be loaded into the sub-directory for any material, rather than checking on the entire name -- this means you can't just drag and drop other map textures into it to alter things easily).

Still, it's an insanely useful routine to have access to, so thanks!  I no longer have to do anything other than press a single button in Blender to load up all the maps for even very large and complicated environments (some times which have hundreds of maps that need to be loaded into each material).