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Creating inner mouth for production ?!
Hello, What is the right way when it comes to creating inner mouth of the character ? I understand that teeth and tongue are separated elements/objects (or tools if we are talking in zbrush language) but what about that inner part ? (dunno how do you call it on english language) and does it have to be separated as a… -
Re: Creating inner mouth for production ?!
yeah i am just saying some of the benefits of organizing it that way. there is no standard, just benefits to doing things one way or another. thats why studying lots of different models is worthwhile. then when you face a problem on your own you'll have plenty of solutions in your mind you can try out. -
Re: Creating inner mouth for production ?!
sorry, u misunderstood me im afraid.... im not working on this model, it's just a basemesh i downloaded as u said to see whats going on inside the mouth. This basemesh was already polygrouped ,i just splitted for the purpose of this screenshot to see whats goind on -
Re: Creating inner mouth for production ?!
benefit of splitting into polygroups like that is that you can easily hide one part if it's in the way of another. makes sculpting things like the inside part of the lips easier, or if you need to open the mouth for a morph target for baking it's easier if you can mask by polygroups. -
Re: Creating inner mouth for production ?!
this is on of the base meshes i've found on the internet, it was in different polygroups and i splitted them... -
Re: Creating inner mouth for production ?!
just look at how other models have done it, there is no set standard. will largely depend on your rig and/or cinematic needs. If you don't have any specific criteria beyond folio purposes, just do it easy style and make a basic mouth sack with just enough teeth for whatever renders you are doing. you can get the daz base…
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