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Nice, but indy version of R3DS Wrap costs $370.
I have the same problem with eyes. Have you find a soluce ?
Well the poster's question was if the morph could be used commercially, hence my answer reflected that. Naturally with non-commercial fan art, things tend to be more lax.
Take a look at the posts following that one of mine you quoted. Mess with the surface settings, particularly for moisture. I haven't found a perfect solution, but just dropping Glossy Layered Weight from 1 to 0 was a big improvement.
This seems to be a cheaper, possibly more affordable version of HeadShop:
https://www.daz3d.com/headshop-oneclick2
Like the fact that it can use data from rotated and smiling faces, but does anyone know what it means by it not including "libraries of hair, accessories or color palette"?
It simply means that you will use your own hair, hats and sunglasses that you purchase from DAZ.
Okay ... my rather intricately detailed tutorial is now available. Here's the post.
The original product includes hair and glasses?
Which "colour palettes" is it referring to? Is it unable to create skin for the facial emulation?
Sorry, is it really PDF inside the zip? I only get the message saying:
Playing with Face Transfer.
Even if is not 100% accurate you can create interesting characters.
Very nice, Leo Lee.
Below is my attempt - I called him: one eyebrow man ;)
It is also fun to test different materials on the characters created with Face Transfer.
It will narrow the selection of character materials, that works well with different morphs.
Belows is materials from Diego 8 - https://www.daz3d.com/diego-8
Another one, with materials of Edward 8 - https://www.daz3d.com/edward-8
Yes there really is a .pdf in there ... over 80mb of one!
I checked the upload at time of, and again just now. Downloaded, unzipped, works fine. Maybe it's a busy time?
But how is that possible? I have used materials from Elios 8 - https://www.daz3d.com/elios-8
Look at the nose end (between the nostrils). It looks like materials could partially change the shape of the face.
Playing with Face Transfer.
Even if is not 100% accurate you can create interesting characters.
Great! It's good to create face shapes.
They really do. You can get very different results of the same person, just using slightly different photographs. One I attempted even had Daz Studio creatre textures of enlarged nostrils over teh skin, instead of changing the shape of the nose, itself, whereas some other pictures of exactly the same person (all with mouth closed, equal lighting and so on) gave different shapes.
Whereas another picture with slightly different lighting caused a much more realistic crease above the upper lips to be made into a texture, no reshaping, yet it made the end result much more convincing.
what is the verdict? worth buying the unlocked version?
Sorry, it was my fault. The file opens perfectly in Acrobat Reader.
Thanks a lot for the great tutorial.
Thank you for your answer. Yes i see that but i'm suprised because it seems that everyone does not encounter the problem (when i see the last pictures).
I have already encountered this problem before "face transfert" when I apply eye texture A on a body B.
The picture of the eye (in repertory texture) seem be correct. Is it a rendering problem with the render graphics card ?
I was responding to you, and your erronious statement about model releases.
Photographers often sell photographs of famous people without their permission.
Problems come when you use their image to promote a product, but even then
there's wiggle room.
For example, could Coca-Cola display a billboard of Michael Jackson drinking a can of Coke?
As long as it was taken in a place where he had no expectation of privacy, certainly.
Could they include text stating that Michael preferred Coke to Pepsi? Nope-nope-nope.
I suspect a court would say no if Coke used a 3D created image of Michael drinking a Coke, however.
It all depends on established judicial reasoning, such as how the judge's wife treated him the night before.
I took a selfy and it was ... ME . no need for all this 3D wacky looking likeness of someone or yourself ... unless you're 3D printing.
I note that the watermark is there even on 1st time use. Is it when you save that it goes away? It is also on the obj file ... if you delete all surfaces, will it go away?
That's okay -- sometimes it's their servers acting up ;-) Best to check and I did.
You're welcome for the tutorial, hope it helps.
Absolutely IMHO. I bought it before even having a program to run it in! When finally I got the download for 4.12, entered the serial key and tested the plugin. On the first image the match of texture to the model was the best I've seen done by any of the programs I have tried, and it was so fast.
Now, do the morphs look 100% like the photographs, who does. Taking off one's hair, colour, etc. makes everybody look funny lol ... Basic shape is there, can be fully tweaked using additional morphs [see my tutorial for how to save those out] ... the rest of the illusion is in the quality of the photograph. And again, as is normal some touch-ups may be necessary [like removing eyelashes] if one wants to use the figures esp. for close-ups.
Use the Save function IN the plugin to have the new texture sets saved to proper folders in the Runtime structure. To enhance images, as is done with other skin sets, a variety of other textures would be required, i.e. for bump, displacement, etc. When all is looking pretty, save out the new mat files :-)
awesome .. now to get that 30% off coupon to work again.
When you save ot when you buy a full license - but you have to asve (from the pane) to make the transfer permanent - otherwise the maps will be deleted on DS close and you will have to rerun the Face Transfer to get them back.
Can you dress yourself or friends in the costumes you have in Daz Studio? Place yourself in an alien or fantasy environment? What if you want an actor's likeness for convincing fan-art or for a character in a story?
That is the sort of stuff this is for. If all you want are conventional facial portraist, yeah, you're not going to need it. But then, you shouldn't really be needing Daz Studio for anything, if that's so. :)
Interesting. Thanks for sharing.