Hi all, how can you see i’m tryng to achieve a fastest and easy way to texturize somethingh (a head), with a photo.
If your name is Marcel don’t read this , surely, you do this better and in a fast way, for the other mortal people like me in this forum, this could be help.
I dont’know if someone has made somethingh similar, because when i need read to much in english, probably i miss some step and often i can be able to obtein which i want and for this reason go out.
WHIT IMAGES THIS NOT HAPPEN (eh, eh, eh, i’m a defender of all people don’t speak english well).
Feel free to correct or suggest another way.
Are a couple of day a walk around this topic, in this way in an half hour you can obtein a “realistic”, maybe, texture.
So much words spent , then shut up and look.
1. Take a photographic reference and made some allignement.(Photoshop)
2. You can see the right allignemet
3. Use a sphere or a premade head
4. Made 2 layer and uncheck flatten option. One layer fill with the right texture(n.2),remember to do the document in zbrush like the photo to avoid distortion.In second layer put the head with basic material, play with trasparent slider, and conform the shape.
5. Clear the second layer and Make again the head on the layer with the photo. Place the head in front of photo, chose a projection(spherical), create a new texture,2048*2048, and use 3d copy command to paint the background photo onto the texture(probably the background photo need to put in a proportionated plane, don’t use flat material, and then put the head.)
6. Rotate the head and place at the right side .
7. Do again 3d copy on the side.
8. Head with texture.
9. Clear the head and flip the layer to do the same thingh on the another side.
10. Read at 9
11. here the head texture ready.
12. Load Texture master, put the head and at side put a plane with a photo.Play with cloner command and paint on the head with the cursor center on the photo.
13. With cloner command you can refine the texture better.
14. I have a spherical map ready to use with photoshop or other software.
Test: