Fibermesh Eyebrows, how to remove the "paint"?

IceScribeIceScribe Posts: 694

Just got Jenni 8. The promo pic shows great fibrous eyebrows, nicely groomed, which tipped the sales for me. How can I achieve that in a render? I keep getting some kind of background under and around the fibers, which I guess is supposed to be eyebrow pencil, but I don't want heavyily penciled eyebrows, I want just the hairs. I have randomly tried different settings in Surfaces panel, but I never get just fibers, the Selector gets a wide outline. I tried the "thicker-thinner" morph for Jenni's brows morph in Parameters. Doesn't do much. The Selector for Surfaces tool just outlines a wide area not just the hairs. I need some help with this. image

 

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  • smaker1smaker1 Posts: 281

    Did you check if there is a mat preset "face without eyebrows" ?  If no: the brow remover script from Zev0 (in sale) could could be your solution. The other solution could be to do it manually in photoshop for example

     

  • The product page says there are presets with and without brows, for the base materials. If you want to use the brows with a diferent set of materials you will need to check its options and, as smaker1 says, use Brow Remover if necessary (or manually copy a section of skin to a new image offset to cover the brows and apply it through the Layered Image Editor).

  • @smaker1, thank you for replying. However, I am using the "no eyebrows" mat, with the Jenni 8 eyebrow "attachment". 

    @Richard Hasetine, thank you for replying. Since the eyebrows I've tried came with Jenni 8 (no eyebrow mat), Victoria 8 and a separate product, Luxe Eyelashes and Eyebrows, they are a separate 'prop' to accept the materials from each product, Jenni 8, Victoria 8 and the Luxe. 

    The preview looks great with the individual hairs showing against the skin, but in render, it's the solid shape with no skin showing through the hairs. I also tried Victoria 8 eyebrow attachment, and Luxe eyebrows. Since they all render without distinct hairs, I guessed that's something to do with the surface settings. Thank you for the post render suggestions. It may come to that.

  • TheKDTheKD Posts: 2,696

    When you hide the fiber brows and do a render, it's just bare skin under there?

  • @TheKD,

    ah, you have pointed out something. I still don't know exactly what I did, but, somehow I had two different layers of eyebrows on Jenni 8, which created the opacity of the brow in rendering, even though only the attachment eyebrow showed in preview. So that was a great clue!

  • TheKDTheKD Posts: 2,696

    ah glad you got it sorted

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