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Question about L.I.E.

MescalinoMescalino Posts: 436
edited August 2018 in The Commons

The setup:

I have a character (Genesis 8) and i use L.I.E. map of a handprint (a smack on her behind) which is used/created for Genesis 3.

It prety much works straight out of the box  of which i am happy. 

Is there a way where i can see and possibly change some settings. 

The character has a somewhat darker skin complex so it would be nice to make it slightly redder, also i would like to do rotate it a little (5 - 10 degrees over the Z-Axis)

Is this possible in DAZ or do i need to adjust it in photoshop? (I hope not as my skills are pretty low) And if so where do i find it? I looked under surfaces but could not find it.

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  • nemesis10nemesis10 Posts: 3,824

    Quickly,  

    1) Select your character
    2) Go to the Surface tab, and select the torso 
    3) Click on the little thunbnail of the base color of the torso
    4) A menu should appear; select the LIE editor near the top
    5) I click the fit to scale button on the left and the note the name of the handslap
    6) Open the file in Photoshop
    7) Command U on a pc or Command U on a mac oppens Hue and Saturation; spin the hue wheel until it is red as you like
    8) Save with a new name; never overwrite your original file!
    9) Go back to the LIE editor, add a new layer, choose your redder file, set it to multiplacative, delete the original handslap layer
    10) Render.

     

  • kaotkblisskaotkbliss Posts: 2,914

    I wish LIE had degrees of rotation :( unfortunately all it has it 90 degree increments so you definately need to rotate the original image in a photo editor.

  • MescalinoMescalino Posts: 436
    nemesis10 said:

    Quickly,  

    1) Select your character
    2) Go to the Surface tab, and select the torso 
    3) Click on the little thunbnail of the base color of the torso
    4) A menu should appear; select the LIE editor near the top
    5) I click the fit to scale button on the left and the note the name of the handslap
    6) Open the file in Photoshop
    7) Command U on a pc or Command U on a mac oppens Hue and Saturation; spin the hue wheel until it is red as you like
    8) Save with a new name; never overwrite your original file!
    9) Go back to the LIE editor, add a new layer, choose your redder file, set it to multiplacative, delete the original handslap layer
    10) Render.

     

    Thanks, its 1 am here and i had a few beers so i will mess with this tomorrow.

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