how can you remove the eyebrows already on a G3F character in daz?

DrekkanDrekkan Posts: 459
edited November 2020 in The Commons

Is it possible [to remove the eyebrows already on a G3F character in daz studio]? if so please tell me how.

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  • HaruchaiHaruchai Posts: 1,980

    Try this - have used it with success myself

    https://www.daz3d.com/brow-remover-for-daz-studio

  • nemesis10nemesis10 Posts: 3,500

    Look up brow eraser for daz studio (one of the Zev0/Draagonstorm products).

  • MelissaGTMelissaGT Posts: 2,611
    edited November 2020

    There's the brow removal tool as linked above but it's a pretty easy zip zip gone in Photoshop. If you don't have Photoshop, I'd have to imagine it can be done in GIMP with similar ease.

    I've never used the automated tool myself, but I'd imagine doing it yourself would be more precise. 

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  • nemesis10nemesis10 Posts: 3,500

    The brow eraser does have some advantages over the photoshop approach.  If you want to do the manual brow removal properly, you should erase the image, its normals and bump map etc... Zev0's brow eraser has a mode so that if you need to manually refine the mask area, the steps are easy in app.

  • SevrinSevrin Posts: 6,310

    I've not had good success with that brow remover.

  • MelissaGTMelissaGT Posts: 2,611
    nemesis10 said:

    The brow eraser does have some advantages over the photoshop approach.  If you want to do the manual brow removal properly, you should erase the image, its normals and bump map etc... Zev0's brow eraser has a mode so that if you need to manually refine the mask area, the steps are easy in app.

    Yes, when I mentioned the ease of manual edits, I was speaking of making sure all maps are updated. The healing brush tools are the bees knees! Zip, pop, done...haha. I do a lot of brow swapping, so I've gotten quick with editing brows directly. For example, I might prefer to use Monique 7's skin, but I like Monique 8's brows and so on and so forth. 

  • JOdelJOdel Posts: 6,288
    edited November 2020

    I had good results from the brow remover, but the next time I opened the scene the character's face had defaulted to flat white, and it was all to be done over. Not exactly enthused about that, but it isn't like it took all that long.

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  • LeanaLeana Posts: 11,841
    edited November 2020
    JOdel said:

    I had good results from the brow remover, but the next time I opened the scene the character's face had defaulted to flat white, and it was all to be done over. Not exactly enthused about that, but it isn't like it took all that long.

    Did you save the new texture and material preset after applying brow remover, and then apply the material preset to your character? If you don't do that the texture applied will be a temp file which may disappear when you close DS.

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  • Leana said:
    JOdel said:

    I had good results from the brow remover, but the next time I opened the scene the character's face had defaulted to flat white, and it was all to be done over. Not exactly enthused about that, but it isn't like it took all that long.

    Did you save the new texture and material preset after applying brow remover, and then apply the material preset to your character? If you don't do that the texture applied will be a temp file which may disappear when you close DS.

    I don't know how it works specifically, but I've experienced the same thing. I forget exactly what it was that I did and I could be wrong, but I think the textures placed there by brow remover stay there until they are removed from the scene and you "save" the scene then close Daz, or if you "delete" a scene from within Daz that uses the textures.

    I hope some day a PA makes a good "Brow Construction Kit" for us dumber folks or maybe a tutorial "Crafting and Applying Fibermesh Eyebrows to G8 for Complete Dummies". I would really like to be able to make things such as brows, maybe some ear fuzz & nose hair.

  • nemesis10nemesis10 Posts: 3,500
    JOdel said:

    I had good results from the brow remover, but the next time I opened the scene the character's face had defaulted to flat white, and it was all to be done over. Not exactly enthused about that, but it isn't like it took all that long.

    Did you save the black brow as a material preset as per the Brow Remover Guide instructions before you saved (the save needs the preset as a resource to restore when you save)?

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