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Brow Free option in Perfectly Imperfect?

SummerhorseSummerhorse Posts: 684
in The Commons

If you have the Perfectly Imperfect skin recource,  could you tell me if it has a brow free option, or do you have to paint them out to put your own brows on?

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  • missuskissesmissuskisses Posts: 918
    edited July 2018

    If you open the Face Options Photoshop file, you can hide the brows layer and resave the diffuse map without the brows easily. However, if you wish to use the bump and specular maps, you would have to remove the brows from those maps by painting them out.

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  • RAMWolffRAMWolff Posts: 10,231

    I would have bought this too but no brow option seems strange not to include considering so many use the fiber brows these days!  frown Shouldn't have to even think about that anymore using Photoshop to remove them but I guess we do.  Also in this pack are there no included Normals or Glossy maps?  

  • nicsttnicstt Posts: 11,715

    Tiff files were included; for me that is far more important - essential actually. Brows I can fix, or some other aspect that a generic package doesn't include that my personal requiements need. Image quality I can't fix.

    Merchant resources tend to require one to 'make them your own'; the more variations and options included, the tougher it is to make it your own.

    Normals not included; personally I'm surprised spec and bump were; as the process of making your own textures require the textures to be altered. Fixing each one is not how I prefer to do it.

     

  • RaiyaRaiya Posts: 89
    edited July 2018
    Hi, there's a no brow option included in the psd files (separate layer). Sorry I forgot to add that information to the product page. Will update soon. Regards Raiya
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  • RaiyaRaiya Posts: 89
    edited July 2018
    nicstt said:

    Normals not included; personally I'm surprised spec and bump were; as the process of making your own textures require the textures to be altered. Fixing each one is not how I prefer to do it.

     

    I included the bump and spec maps (jpgs) so end-users can also use the skin for their renders. The tif and psd files were included to create re-sale products. You'd want to create your own specs and bumps (or whatever other types of maps you need) using these to match your shader settings and personal taste.
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  • SummerhorseSummerhorse Posts: 684

    Thank you Raiya! I'm definately getting this.

  • nicsttnicstt Posts: 11,715
    Raiya said:
    nicstt said:

    Normals not included; personally I'm surprised spec and bump were; as the process of making your own textures require the textures to be altered. Fixing each one is not how I prefer to do it.

     

     

    I included the bump and spec maps (jpgs) so end-users can also use the skin for their renders. The tif and psd files were included to create re-sale products. You'd want to create your own specs and bumps (or whatever other types of maps you need) using these to match your shader settings and personal taste.

    Yes, which is why I was surprised to see, but being able to use them as-is for a character is a nice touch. :)

  • rokkrrokkr Posts: 231

    Those fibermash brows are uncanny as hell... The only good product that I've seen that makes them look natural is Beautifull Brows II (and also the male counterpart Bold Brows II). Thanks, Raiya is sticking to the old brows! It needs courage to not bandwagon with the fashion trends!

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