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In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.
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My Head
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The forehead looks a bit large and pushed forward. Prob move it back a bit.
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I would advise using reference for heads, anyone can throw a head together, but if you want it to be convincing enough for positive feedback too, get the references out.
Check out the Topology thread. Its in the WiP part of the forum at the very top. Always worth a look if you are stuck or need advice. It saves alot of repetative comments too as there are several issues discussed in there.
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rhetoric - Thanks for your reply. I'll keep working on it and see what I can come up with.
Jay - Thanks for taking the time to comment! I've actually looked into that thread a little bit. I actually used the head you made to make some adjustments around the mouth and eyes of my model. I'll definitely look further into that thread to save repeating the same mistakes. I'll take another crack at the mouth and see if I can't tweak some things after work!
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29-09-2007
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No probs. Yeah check it out, but dont stop asking questions, keep posting your updates, theres always a good guy or gal here always willing to help out.
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Thanks in advance.
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Thanks,
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Cheers
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Thanks for taking the time look it over and provide some help. It definitely helps to have feedback and even more so from someone like you (I've checked out your heads at your site, very nice). I also really like your reel too.
I've attached a larger version of the wireframe and the reference image that I've been using.
Again, thanks for taking a look and doing a paint over!
-MiKE
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Also check muscle structure from facial anatomy diagrams, you'll see that edge looping will actually resembles them...
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personal preference would be sticking a couple of nurb spheres for the eyes, to match up the geometry, i know your referencing from the image, but in 3d it just looks a bit weird. You can always blendshape it to your prefered pose.
Neutral pose gives you much freedom to blendshape much smoother.
keep up the great work man!
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Thanks for taking the time out and doing all of that! It is MUCH appreciated! I'll sit down and attempt to clean up my geometry to look a bit more like what you had. Again, thank you!
-AikoWorld
I appreciate your comments! I'll stick some spheres in there to make it look a little better. I'll try to keep it up!
-MiKE
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