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How to manually rig bones using Milkshape; UPDATE : How to rig any bone you want without crash :)
Topic Started: Dec 31 2012, 05:42 AM (8,314 Views)
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You're welcome bro :)
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can u make tutorial on how to make faces from random models, like you did with one of your mods?
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I don't understand the question, can you explain ?
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like with your Nina - SAMARA (Mass Effect) mod. you made a custom face. i wanna do that with Lee.
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You use the weight transfer but before you adjust Lee's face prportions to the target character
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yeah... but, i have no idea how to do that :(
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this forum is full of tutorials mate, it's well explained
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cant find one to help me with the face
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@Streetfighterrox

Face rigging work exactly like general rigging but requires more precise work and there is no room for mistake because a slight bit of mistake is easily visible when your character makes different face expressions. Also it has many delicate things to take care of for example mouth piece, eye sockets, eye balls so a mix of weight transfer + manual rigging is required (tutorials of both methods are available).

Not trying to demotivate you here but are you sure you have enough practice with general rigging that you want to go for face rigging ? it is not something that can be done quickly and easily otherwise it will give you really bad results.
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BrutalAce
Jun 28 2013, 04:45 PM
@Streetfighterrox

Face rigging work exactly like general rigging but requires more precise work and there is no room for mistake because a slight bit of mistake is easily visible when your character makes different face expressions. Also it has many delicate things to take care of for example mouth piece, eye sockets, eye balls so a mix of weight transfer + manual rigging is required (tutorials of both methods are available).

Not trying to demotivate you here but are you sure you have enough practice with general rigging that you want to go for face rigging ? it is not something that can be done quickly and easily otherwise it will give you really bad results.
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