Hi
There is a BIG difference if You design cartoons.
Now with headshot 2, You model Your custom cartoon and bring it to headshot 2 and hs2 Will do the blendshapes for You.... So the character is ready to go.

Big advantage now. It streamlines Your Workflow Big time.

I am going to Buy it in a free minutes

Yes sir )

Yes sir!!!

Got headshot 2 now happy cartoonist

Cheers

Hi, just some coments about

- Align points need mirror option for simetrical faces
- Its very complicated when non human dont have similar human eyebrows and nouse formats and ears position, i just couldnt make it. I were totally lost im my attempt

so... need more info and tutorials before buy it because my particular interesting its on this 3 parts of body

Just bought but can’t try out till later.

But I’m going to try luma and Polycam out; But I thinks it’s more about the file you use to transfer; Both have Fbx and obj.

The big difference is the inclusion of the new Mesh to Head technology which allows you to import of heads from 3rd party sources, including scanned heads, and then convert them to a CC3+ head.



There are some "under the hood" improvements and UI changes but no new Auto or Pro features. Note: All the features of Headshot 1 are included in Headshot 2 so you don't need to keep both installed.



There will always be a discount for existing CC and iClone users but the amount of the discount and any bonus products included may change.


                                                                

Peter
Forum Administrator

www.reallusion.com

So - given how little time I have for nearly anything nowadays - can someone (either Pete or some RL dev) give me the overview on this mesh thingee?

In particular, what I want to know is what we end up with when we go that route.  Clearly it's not a CC3 or 4+ character - so is it more of a Metahuman type?  And I assume Acculips DOES work with it, but things like CC clothing does not (so if you are bringing in your own mesh you had better have it wearing what it will, as you will NOT be able to change that).  It's kind of bad that, after going through ALL the work (and it WILL be a ton of work) to get a character to work with Acculips and the rest of the motion in iClone that you can't also use the CC system of hair and clothing for it - couldn't the devs have worked *something* out so that clothing could be conformed the same way it is for a regular CC mesh?

I'm going to guess this will end up being a very niche update - folks wanting to go this route (but forgoing all the rest of CC's features) are not going to stay in the iClone universe.  I could be wrong but I doubt it.

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

A few tests from existing scanned meshes I have. This tool is an absolute game-changer. I have noticed some blocky artifacts in the faces, might be something that I have done wrong myself? Otherwise, an absolutely splendid job from everyone at Reallusion!

Sorry for a basic question: What software/hardware did you use to create the meshes? 

So can I ask - what format does the body mesh end up?  You can't put CC clothing on it, correct?

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Hi Mike

I think you may have misunderstood the workflow. The resulting character generated by Headshot 2 and the "Mesh to Head" AI technology is a Standard CC3+ Base character. As with all Standard CC3+ Base characters you can interchange clothing, hair, use AccuLips and all other features of CC4 and iClone. 


                                                                

Peter
Forum Administrator

www.reallusion.com