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Re: Problem with attaching head rig to body rig
Hi! I hope that I've understood the problem right... I'll start with one question, why are there two heads? You really should kill one of the heads. If I've understood it right both of the heads has the same skinning. I wouldn't try to attach the bones together, I'd just snap both neckjoints to the same place. In this way… -
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Lead Designer - Game Team https://jobs.lever.co/skydance/6c732750-79dd-4c83-9f80-01ef136034f0 At Skydance Interactive, we believe in pushing the boundaries of what is possible in interactive entertainment. Innovation in game design, technology and storytelling is the passion that drives our agile studio of dedicated and… -
My first head sculpt! Feedback really appreciated!
Here is my first study of a male head. I would appreciate feedback on the overall proportions and anatomy, such as the bony landmarks of the skull, muscles, and placement of facial features. Any advice or tips you are willing to share would be helpful. Thanks! -
Re: Do you use a seperate texture for head?
Well, it depends on your workflow, you can create the head separately if you computer can't handle the subdiv for the whole body. If you have 1 bust and 1 body you can later import them into the same file in Zbrush (or whichever software you use). Then retopologize everything and then reproject all the high-detail onto the… -
Spline loops and Sub-D Heads. (Max)
Im going about the edge loop head animation idea a bit differently from most. Versus starting with a box or extruding edges and building the surface from scratch, Im using splines (too many years of Illustrator I guess). As such, the tutorials I have seen are only of limited value since they focus so much on the… -
Triangle focused head topology?
Ok so I'm currently working on something that requires me to figure out a face topology and pretty much stick to it, and the end result will be triangulated. I always see head topology based on quad edge flow, but what about for triangulated meshes? When you triangulate an even quad mesh you have uneven triangles, new… -
Re: Head - bored - Kim Bauer
Really, really nice looking work! I like the shot of Kimberley Bauer so much, I think you could make the model's eyebrows a little more solid in shape, like hers. Give her more eyelashes, too. The lines below the eyes need to be pushed back a bit, it's making her look hung-over. I know the reference shot shows those, but… -
Re: Head model WIP real-time render - feedback
My advice would be to forget about textures and rendering for now because there are a number of things to fix in the high poly. Like brian asked earlier, what are your references? And if you´re not using any then I´d start by getting a few. Like grabbing images from a scan like… -
Severed Orc Head ( Low-Poly, Hand-Painted)
My vision was create something that was gross but still fun and not scary. I started with a rough Zbrush sculpt to get my base mesh and some shadow information. The Retopology and Baking were done in 3D-Coat. UV`s where done both in 3D-Coat and 3Ds Max. For the painting base, I used my baked AO map as a guideline before it… -
Re: Male Head Sculpt - all out crits
Use lots and lots of reference. Have a look at the ideal proportions https://www.anatomy4sculptors.com/anatomy/xlarge-Head-neck-Proportions-106.jpg (https://www.anatomy4sculptors.com is a helpful site) The face front on doesn't look too bad although, the neck seems slightly thin and the side is quite squished. Cannot…
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