Crooked teeth due to mouth morphs

CHWT

Hi, it's me again. Wanna know if anyone knows how to restore teeth (G8 & G3) to their original shape after being deformed by mouth morphs? Many thanks!

Richard Haseltine

Custom morphs you made yourself or installed cotnent?

CHWT

Richard Haseltine said:

Custom morphs you made yourself or installed cotnent?

Hi Richard, used a certain resource kit (which unfortunately also caused distortion of the cornea and iris I mentioned in another thread which you also replied) I don't think that my morphs combination was that extreme / stylized

Redz

You can zero the mouth and teeth, but you may find they are wrongly positioned (too high, protruding out) for the morphs, which would require further morph adjustments. 
To zero the mouth and teeth, favourite the offending morphs in the parameters tab (click the heart symbol in the top right of each morph.)

Go to the geometry editor and select Vertex mode. 
Select G8F in the scene tab.

Right click in the viewport and choose select geometry by surfaces. Select the mouth and then again select the teeth surfaces. 
Right click again in the scene tab and choose morph editing - clear selected deltas from favourites. 
 

 

CHWT

Redz said:

You can zero the mouth and teeth, but you may find they are wrongly positioned (too high, protruding out) for the morphs, which would require further morph adjustments. 
To zero the mouth and teeth, favourite the offending morphs in the parameters tab (click the heart symbol in the top right of each morph.)

Go to the geometry editor and select Vertex mode. 
Select G8F in the scene tab.

Right click in the viewport and choose select geometry by surfaces. Select the mouth and then again select the teeth surfaces. 
Right click again in the scene tab and choose morph editing - clear selected deltas from favourites. 
 

 

Hi Redz, thanks for your tips! Can the eyeballs also be zeroed this way to fix eyeball poke through and cornea/iris distortion ? Thanks a lot !

Richard Haseltine

OK, one option is to make the problem morpsh favourites by clicking the heart icon on the slider (work on the dev build for Genesis 8, to be sure everything is clear to start with), then activate the Geometry Editor tool and in tool Settings click the + to select the teeth in the Surfaces list. Once you have that, right-click in the Viewport>Geometry Selection>Convert Selection>Convert to Vertex Selection, and finally right-click in Viewport>Morph Editing>Clear Selected deltas from Favourites.

CHWT

Richard Haseltine said:

OK, one option is to make the problem morpsh favourites by clicking the heart icon on the slider (work on the dev build for Genesis 8, to be sure everything is clear to start with), then activate the Geometry Editor tool and in tool Settings click the + to select the teeth in the Surfaces list. Once you have that, right-click in the Viewport>Geometry Selection>Convert Selection>Convert to Vertex Selection, and finally right-click in Viewport>Morph Editing>Clear Selected deltas from Favourites.

Hi Richard, noted with thanks! Will try!

Redz

CHWT said:

Redz said:

You can zero the mouth and teeth, but you may find they are wrongly positioned (too high, protruding out) for the morphs, which would require further morph adjustments. 
To zero the mouth and teeth, favourite the offending morphs in the parameters tab (click the heart symbol in the top right of each morph.)

Go to the geometry editor and select Vertex mode. 
Select G8F in the scene tab.

Right click in the viewport and choose select geometry by surfaces. Select the mouth and then again select the teeth surfaces. 
Right click again in the scene tab and choose morph editing - clear selected deltas from favourites. 
 

 

 

Hi Redz, thanks for your tips! Can the eyeballs also be zeroed this way to fix eyeball poke through and cornea/iris distortion ? Thanks a lot !

Yes you can zero the eye surfaces this way too, but as with the teeth you may find you will have to reposition and/or scale the eyes to fit the morphed eye sockets. 

CHWT

Redz said:

CHWT said:

Redz said:

You can zero the mouth and teeth, but you may find they are wrongly positioned (too high, protruding out) for the morphs, which would require further morph adjustments. 
To zero the mouth and teeth, favourite the offending morphs in the parameters tab (click the heart symbol in the top right of each morph.)

Go to the geometry editor and select Vertex mode. 
Select G8F in the scene tab.

Right click in the viewport and choose select geometry by surfaces. Select the mouth and then again select the teeth surfaces. 
Right click again in the scene tab and choose morph editing - clear selected deltas from favourites. 
 

 

 

Hi Redz, thanks for your tips! Can the eyeballs also be zeroed this way to fix eyeball poke through and cornea/iris distortion ? Thanks a lot !

Yes you can zero the eye surfaces this way too, but as with the teeth you may find you will have to reposition and/or scale the eyes to fit the morphed eye sockets. 

Hi Redz, thanks for your reply! Will try, thanks!

jesusaramenes

thanks for the tip, but when I reopen my scene the teeth are deformed again, what do I have to do to make this permanent please?

edit : i saved the morph with shape splitter and problem solved, there is surely another method but we do as we can

CHWT

jesusaramenes said:

thanks for the tip, but when I reopen my scene the teeth are deformed again, what do I have to do to make this permanent please?

edit : i saved the morph with shape splitter and problem solved, there is surely another method but we do as we can

Hi jesusaramenes, could you please tell me how to do it with shape splitter? Thank you very much.

jesusaramenes

hi CHWT ;)

there are many ways to do it with shape splitter but in my case,
first follow the tip above
secondly open shape splitter
in the first tab "divide" in step 1 under "easy" choose "head"
in step 2 choose the morph concerning
in step 4 launch the "preview"
in step 5 save the morph

then once done in the third tab "save asset(s)" click at the bottom on "save morph asset"

voila ;)

CHWT

jesusaramenes said:

hi CHWT ;)

there are many ways to do it with shape splitter but in my case,
first follow the tip above
secondly open shape splitter
in the first tab "divide" in step 1 under "easy" choose "head"
in step 2 choose the morph concerning
in step 4 launch the "preview"
in step 5 save the morph

then once done in the third tab "save asset(s)" click at the bottom on "save morph asset"

voila ;)

Thank you very much jesusaramenes !