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How do you remove rust colored cheeks and lids when using Headshot 11?

wildbillnashwildbillnash Posts: 756
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I've tried using Headshot 11 a few times already and it seems to have the same problems.  It's adding a rust color to the cheek creases and around the eyelids.  I included two pics below.  You can see I have the DrawStyle Display set at Texture and the second is set at NVidea Iray (even though it sometimes do something funky like not quite finish the job, but that's just a fluke, for now).  You can see the rust colors I mentioned.  I checked other Genesis figures and even though they do have cheek creases, they are not rush colored.  Just shaded.

And in case you wonder about the original picture (the third pic), she has no rust on her face.  Also, I forgot to mention it rusts the forhead some as well.

Any ideas out there?

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Comments

  • magog_a4eb71abmagog_a4eb71ab Posts: 769

    If that's the reference photo you're using, I would imagine the poor quality of the picture has something to do with it. I'm pretty sure Headshot 11 recommends a minimum size/resolution for photos to achieve the best results. The individual's head seems to be lighted well, so like I said, it's most likely due to the poor detail in the image.

  • wildbillnashwildbillnash Posts: 756

    That's makes sense.  I'll have to double check it.

    Came up with a new problem, though.  With 2 different pics I tried to export the faces onto a Genesis 8 figure.  When the process is complete the only thing visible is the arms and legs.  The rest of the figure disappears.  Any ideas here?

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