Bring Your Architecture to Life (2010.11).Physics Toolbox Invention Contest (2012.03).Create a Poster for any Blockbuster Movie (2014.03).Let's Battle - Battle Animation Contest (2014.06).Game Character Animation Contest (2015.04).Showcase Your Armor Knight Competition (2019.09).

iClone Lip Sync Animation Contest (2021.07).

But, as I said, personally I would never bother with Auto mode.Īlienware Aurora R12, Win 10, i9-119000KF, 3.5GHz CPU, 128GB RAM, RTX 3090 (24GB), Samsung 960 Pro 4TB M-2 SSD, TB+ Disk space Mike ' ex-genius' Kelley If this works for you, then perhaps you should pursue getting the process working on your machine. I also colored the hair to see how I could do it. Here is that image you provided, with the helmet hair and with some hair I just threw on. But, again, I'm not sure what you are trying to do with this stuff. You certainly would NOT use it for any 'hero' character (so nothing that is, say, 3/4 shot or closer). And the helmet is constructed in such a way that you can't change the color or much else about it - it's just not useful except, as I said, for background shots. But I guess it's what your expectations are - if you are doing cartoons (which is to say, VERY stylized stuff) I suspect it might be adequate, except the look of the face itself doesn't then match (but perhaps you could use the cartoon shader). It will always look better absolutely straight on, but as soon as you move even slightly to one side or the other it looks pretty awful. The 3D hair is basically a 'head helmet'.

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