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Various questions

qweretrretetqweretrretet Posts: 22
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1) I bought some Banhsua models. They are great, but some of them are so white. I tried changing the Relectance Tint property and I get a nice result, but this way even the color for lips and eyebrows change. Now I have a character with black hair and brown eyebrows. What can I do?

2) Sometime I buy some products that have the movement/rotation arrows VERY far away from the model itself (usually the arrow are near the floor when the model is in another position). It woldn't be a problem, but rotating the model this way is such a pain because a very small rotation makes the model go somewhere else. What can I do here as well?

Thank you

Comments

  • LeanaLeana Posts: 12,991

    Regarding rotation: if you want a model to rotate around a given point you can create a "null" and put it where you want the center to be, and then parent the figure you want to move to the null. Then when you rotate the null the figure will rotate aroud that point.

  • felisfelis Posts: 6,154

    I have no idea of what "Banhsua" are.

  • qweretrretetqweretrretet Posts: 22

    Leana said:

    Regarding rotation: if you want a model to rotate around a given point you can create a "null" and put it where you want the center to be, and then parent the figure you want to move to the null. Then when you rotate the null the figure will rotate aroud that point.

    Thank you. But when I tried to make hand -> null -> object, the object moved away from the null. I have to try a little bit.

     

    felis said:

    I have no idea of what "Banhsua" are.

    What I have is this https://www.renderosity.com/marketplace/products/137289/lian-for-genesis-female-8. The default skin color is VERY pale and when I change the property color, even the eyebrows seems to change as well.

  • felisfelis Posts: 6,154

    If the eyebrow is painted on, i.e part of the texture, they will be effected if you change the color.

    You can use this https://www.daz3d.com/brow-remover-for-daz-studio

    or remove them in an image editing program.

    And after that apply a physical brow, either card based or fiber based.

  • qweretrretetqweretrretet Posts: 22

    felis said:

    If the eyebrow is painted on, i.e part of the texture, they will be effected if you change the color.

    You can use this https://www.daz3d.com/brow-remover-for-daz-studio

    or remove them in an image editing program.

    And after that apply a physical brow, either card based or fiber based.

    Thank you, I'll give it a try. 

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