With PhotoFit, simple snapshots of people can be made into full models, all fully modifiable, as they are with the template faces. However, many artists will want the ability to create heads from unique material, which is where the PhotoFit service comes into play. Morph targets can be generated using combinations of emotion sliders, as well as phoneme sliders.įaceGen's built-in faces are customizable, and there's plenty to do with the templates and modification tools provided. The ability to easily create faces that differ greatly from one another doesn't disappoint. Users can also adjust for a heavier brow or make a longer face, for example. The user can go into a much more detailed slider group and fine-tune features like the character of a nose. Taking this to a deeper level, there are sliders that make up, and append, subsets of these more general categories. No additional editing was needed, and the default result was amazingly accurate. There are also sliders that control masculinity and femininity, race, symmetry, and realism.Ī custom head created in FaceGen Modeller from a few simple snapshots of a subject. It works remarkably well, and this is how everything in FaceGen functions. Move them forward, and cheeks lose their fullness, the nose grows, and the skin weathers, all based upon the face's natural aging process. For example, if I create the face of a young woman and then want to change the model to reflect an older age, rather than push and pull vertices I use two sliders that control age, one for the geometry and one for the texture. It differs from a traditional 3D modeling package in that geometry is not directly manipulated on the vertex/face level but through a series of sliders that control all aspects of your model. To customize the premade and randomly generated heads, FaceGen comes complete with a simple yet powerful modeling toolkit. There is also the option to load faces that have been previously custom-created in the software. Upon launch, a default head loads into the shaded viewport, and I was immediately able to create random faces with just a push of a button.
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