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Asymmetry in character (Critique Requested)

CGI3DMCGI3DM Posts: 279
edited May 2018 in The Commons

For users who are interested in character asymmetry.
This tool if it meets your expectations?
Is it easy to use it?
What do you think?

Post edited by CGI3DM on

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  • agent unawaresagent unawares Posts: 3,513

    Yes, this looks incredible, especially that you have a working "interactive" mode that's easy to go back from.

  • Blind OwlBlind Owl Posts: 504

    I'm definitely interested. Asymmetry is essential to both beauty that doesn't look vapid, and to character (as in personality/individuality). This looks very promising, hope to see it as a product!

  • nonesuch00nonesuch00 Posts: 18,723

    looks good

  • bluejauntebluejaunte Posts: 1,990

    Ha, that's cool. You are distorting the eyeballs though, would be neat if you could find a way to just move them instead and leave the shape in tact.

  • agent unawaresagent unawares Posts: 3,513
    bluejaunte said:

    Ha, that's cool. You are distorting the eyeballs though, would be neat if you could find a way to just move them instead and leave the shape in tact.

    That's just how Tyris is. She was a first character released by someone for free and she has some flaws related to morphing the eyeballs instead of just scaling and translating them. Looks like OP may not have a lot of characters to work with.

  • bluejauntebluejaunte Posts: 1,990
    agent unawares said:
    bluejaunte said:

    Ha, that's cool. You are distorting the eyeballs though, would be neat if you could find a way to just move them instead and leave the shape in tact.

    That's just how Tyris is. She was a first character released by someone for free and she has some flaws related to morphing the eyeballs instead of just scaling and translating them. Looks like OP may not have a lot of characters to work with.

    Not sure I follow. You can see in the video the dformer affecting the eyeballs. Don't think this has anything to do with a character?

  • agent unawaresagent unawares Posts: 3,513
    edited March 2018
    bluejaunte said:
    agent unawares said:
    bluejaunte said:

    Ha, that's cool. You are distorting the eyeballs though, would be neat if you could find a way to just move them instead and leave the shape in tact.

    That's just how Tyris is. She was a first character released by someone for free and she has some flaws related to morphing the eyeballs instead of just scaling and translating them. Looks like OP may not have a lot of characters to work with.

    Not sure I follow. You can see in the video the dformer affecting the eyeballs. Don't think this has anything to do with a character?

    I think you need to rewatch the video to see what he's doing. He's painting a map to split an existing morph into two pieces. That morph is Tyris. Tyris has deformed eyeballs.

    Post edited by agent unawares on
  • CGI3DMCGI3DM Posts: 279
    edited March 2018

    Yes, it will always depend on the morph you have.
    Basically what the tool does is to divide the morph into two parts. Thus giving the possibility to mix everything you want.
    In Weigth map mode, you can paint the weights, and decide how much it will affect one side and the other.
    You can get only nose or ears that you want from your favorite character / Morph.

    And another part of the distortion is that when painting, I only paint the visible part of the eye. But that would be solved by painting the entire eyeball on the right side.

    Post edited by CGI3DM on
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