Digital humans the art of the digital double
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18-10-2006
, 09:59 AM
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mirror geometry fault??
can anyone shed some light on what i may be doing wrong here.
Just to see how my model was getting on so far, i mirror my polygon geometry (as apposed to duplicating it).
When i did however, i got this horrible deformation of the lip and nose where the 2 met.
This hasn't happened to me before. I have tried,
selecting all c.v's down the centre and making sure they are centered,
i have merged any cv's where the deformation is,...i get the same result.
I cant go further until i rectify....
pls pls help someone
thanx all
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18-10-2006
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and just for future reference, those are not CV's those are just plain old vertices.. you probably knew that, but you mixed the 2 up in the post ^_^
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Last edited by mmoore5553; 18-10-2006 at 11:30 AM.
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19-10-2006
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Anyway i duplicated it.
usually i get and predominent line down the middle, which i dont like. However i have over come that. I didn't realise that after you combine the 2, you have to merge the verts to get rid of the border edges. so thanx
would appreciate it if you could have a look at it anyway. Also whats the best way to create eye sockets and a nose. Those are not my strong points!!
Thanx guys