Or even easier - just bring your other CC character into CC3 and convert to CC3+ (that way you never have to go through hoops again).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Yes Sir, but what I'm trying to do here is that... CC3 carry too much of texture weight and sometimes, person may have low poly version that won't consume too much of PC resources... Instead of that, person could just use the method
That's the most reason why I even did tutorial on it. Seems I forgot to mention that. Thanks for your tutorial all the time

Converting to a CC3+ character won't change the texture rate and shouldn't even change the poly count (it *might* on the face - but if it does, then the facial morphs will look even better).

It's not that I think your tutorial isn't valuable - almost any insight into how the RL products work is worth having - but the more information folks have the better, and as long as they understand they may be giving up some things with this approach it's worth knowing about (my hunch is that the facial morphs aren't as good as they could be if the character was converted.  I'd have to make some tests to be sure, though).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Ok Sir

About the facial morph, there are some people that don't value that because I've worked with some people like that, all they care is just the character behaviour and lip sync. Since the only difference between such character and CC3 character is the new explus expression, I think the existing morph before explus arrive is also manageable. Infact sometimes, I prefer ordinary expression morph than the new one (explus). Buh, explus worth it and still cool. It just depends on person sometimes 

My understanding of Harry's proposal is that what he suggest would also work for non-CC characters (like G5 characters) that could benefit from the improved lip-synching.

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Exactly... Thank you so much!

Um, okay - haven't wanted to use anything other than a CC character for so long I didn't even consider them (they are pretty lousy but I can see some folks might be attached to them in a deep emotional way that transcends reason :>)

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Actually, the new scanned low-poly characters are non-CC, so there might still be a use for the idea...:P

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