TonyDPrime (11/21/2019)
I find it very easy to shape a face to what I want, but here I am asking about projection.
Very confused what the protocol is supposed to be.
ie - Picture is slanted, so I attempt to fix with Image-Matching tools:
1) Activate Image Matching
2) Activate Sculpt Morph
3) Map Shape to Photo
4) Re-Project.
Great, so now the texture matches correctly on face, but I am left with all the Sculpting morphs on the face I just used, making the face completely asymmetrical.
Are you then supposed to undo all the Sculpts following re-projection to return the face shape to what it was before? Otherwise I have morph asymmetry.
But when I try this, the textures then look all popped and distorted because it tries to blindly 're-fit' on a symmetrical head.
What exactly is the protocol step I am missing, I want the shape of the face to remain the same.
In the tutorial video, it shows adjustment of lip, but then the asymmetrical morph is just left on the face?
Very confused!Hi, TonyDPrime,
We don't suggest to use a slanted picture. (see Headshot online manual)
"undo all the Sculpts following re-projection to return the face shape to what it was before"
No, Headshot don't do this. All morphs that users applly are intended, since human heads are not symmetric.
"I want the shape of the face to remain the same."
If you really want to do this, you may save the shape first, then change its texture to the image created by "re-project".
"the textures then look all popped and distorted"
In a slanted picture, it may loss the texture information on the other side of the face.
Headshot won't sythesize the lost texture information.
You said "popped and distorted". I'm not sure what it means. Can you give us a sample?
Thanks.
Ryan