Headshop One Click vs Headshop 11

daveso

Will the Headshop oneclick do pretty much what Headshop 11 does? 

Leana

Not exactly, OnceClick is a simplified version which is supposedly easier to use but also has less features. And OnceClick version doesn't support G8 AFAIK.

daveso

Leana said:

Not exactly, OnceClick is a simplified version which is supposedly easier to use but also has less features. And OnceClick version doesn't support G8 AFAIK.

i mainly want for G3 .... i would surmise head editing would be none maybe... but if it does a decent job of recreating a face, that would be cool. I don;t even want it to add texturing...I would use Skin Builder for that. 
I would think editing the face via morphing within DS would do the trick as far as fine detail and shape, if needed. 

outrider42

I know in the old one you could't use just any texture. I think you could, but the problem was that the face texture has very obvious seems where it was stitched over the original, and that kind of happens even if you the default HS gives you. One of the best features of Facegen is that it generates body textures based on the textures you feed it. These are color matched to the face you upload. However, in my experience the real use of this feature is very limited. I think what is wrong is that Facegen is tuned for the default textures. So when you replace them, it does not do a good job of adjusting color. I have had Facegen generate skins that are neon red or blue. So even though it claims you can use any texture, you really cannot. What I ended up doing was editing the default textures and using them as a base. Even so, FG does a good job adjusting the color of of the base textures to match the face, and blends them in decently.

You could perhaps use Skin Builder textures in Facegen, it is totally possible, but I cannot say what the result may be. You may get odd colors. If you want to use Skin Builder, I recommend manually applying the Facegen or HeadShop created face over the skin you want to use with Photoshop or similar. In GIMP the Heal Tool can handle this task.

I haven't tested HS11 yet, so I cannot say how it does. I plan of trying it.

daveso

outrider42 said:

I know in the old one you could't use just any texture. I think you could, but the problem was that the face texture has very obvious seems where it was stitched over the original, and that kind of happens even if you the default HS gives you. One of the best features of Facegen is that it generates body textures based on the textures you feed it. These are color matched to the face you upload. However, in my experience the real use of this feature is very limited. I think what is wrong is that Facegen is tuned for the default textures. So when you replace them, it does not do a good job of adjusting color. I have had Facegen generate skins that are neon red or blue. So even though it claims you can use any texture, you really cannot. What I ended up doing was editing the default textures and using them as a base. Even so, FG does a good job adjusting the color of of the base textures to match the face, and blends them in decently.

You could perhaps use Skin Builder textures in Facegen, it is totally possible, but I cannot say what the result may be. You may get odd colors. If you want to use Skin Builder, I recommend manually applying the Facegen or HeadShop created face over the skin you want to use with Photoshop or similar. In GIMP the Heal Tool can handle this task.

I haven't tested HS11 yet, so I cannot say how it does. I plan of trying it.

thanks .I dcided to pass on HS11 and OneClick

info_b3470fa520

Yes, one can use alternate textures (see picture).

daveso

info_b3470fa520 said:

Yes, one can use alternate textures (see picture).

thank you. too bad the anser did not come yesterday during sale,. if it ever goes on sale again I will consider picking it up. I asked actually in 3 different threads.