hi-res head model

[Nima Anvar]

Here's a Hi-res model of a head generated in FaceGen and imported into AM as an obj file.

 

Nima

[Nima Anvar]

Here is the lo-res model.

[KenH]

Looks cool! It imported well. So much potential there.

 

What tools did you use to make it....without mentioning any software names.

[Nima Anvar]

I actually mentioned the name up top in my first post. Other people had talked about it on the forum a while people. Check it out.

[JackMcRip]

looks great :-)

 

Do you reduce the Splines by hand? Or is there a tool, plugin or a workaround to do that ?????

[Nima Anvar]

The program kicks out a hi-res or a lo-res model, depending on the Mesh you choose.

[genocell]

FaceGen? Sounds like cheating to me....

 

Where's the fun in that?

 

My opinion anyway...

[KenH]

I actually mentioned the name up top in my first post. Other people had talked about it on the forum a while people. Check it out.

Yeah I see that! I meant does it use nurbs, etc etc....nevermind, I'll checkout the webpage....

[OdinsEye2k]

What does it look like without the decal?

 

The prog may have some potential, but the joining between head and skull looks like it's making bad polygon-type choices.

 

On the other hand, the low spline version would be a useful start (after replacing the ear).

[zacktaich]

I've heard that the fewer splines you have the better, but look at these models makes me think differently... The highres is 1000 times better. Looks cool.

[KenH]

I've heard that the fewer splines you have the better, but look at these models makes me think differently... The highres is 1000 times better. Looks cool.

The low res model is ample for anything in AM. It just needs abit of tweaking of the bias handles etc to get rid of the "ripples". It's also easier to animate.

[johnl3d]

I posted thi in the ot section awhile ago

 

 

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