I got the look I want in CC3 using Headshot but when I export it to iClone ,unless my eyes are off the characters don't seem to look exact ,something seems off.
Thanks Tim



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Lighting and camera will always make a difference.

I'm not sure what the default camera is in CC3, but if you add a camera in iClone and play with the focal length you will find that features change -- it's actually that way in Real Life as well (we photogs use a rather longish lens for portraits so that features aren't distorted but more "flattened" -- think of the fisheye lens as an extreme example).

The other thing is lighting -- textures and the face will appear different unless you mimic exactly the lighting in CC3.

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Thanks for your expertise ,I will try to figure the camera thing out.


| Windows 11 64bit / iClone7 Pro / Headshot Plug-in / Character Creator v4 / Perception Neuron Profile for Motion LIVE 2D Plug-in/ CrazyTalk 8 Pipline / FaceFilter v3 PRO / Cartoon Animator 5 Pipeline/Serif DrawPlus X8 / 3DXchange 6 Pro / WidgetCast PRO / DP Animation Maker / PopVideo 3

Seems to me it would be a good idea to have an iClone 7 profile in CC3 and a CC3 profile in iClone 7 so there a match studio lighting in both programs