So i have a question about projecting the detail with textute information. I have a posed 3d scans that has a lot of trobles in the clothing. They all mushed together and when i projected the details to retopod mesh it collapses that areas again.ı couldn't figure it out. They will use the scans in short films.Do you suggest any solutions? :)
Not any easy solutions off the top of my head; if the geo is "wrinkled" on itself, looping, overlapping, etc...the projection settings are going to be...difficult to tune. Ensuring that the projections don't project to the incorrect surface when there's an abundance of overlapping geo isn't easy. Playing with the subtool > projection settings might get you slightly cleaner results, then masking > deformations > smooth/relax/polish as needed in trouble areas.
So i have a question about projecting the detail with textute information. I have a posed 3d scans that has a lot of trobles in the clothing. They all mushed together and when i projected the details to retopod mesh it collapses that areas again.ı couldn't figure it out. They will use the scans in short films.Do you suggest any solutions? :)
Not any easy solutions off the top of my head; if the geo is "wrinkled" on itself, looping, overlapping, etc...the projection settings are going to be...difficult to tune. Ensuring that the projections don't project to the incorrect surface when there's an abundance of overlapping geo isn't easy. Playing with the subtool > projection settings might get you slightly cleaner results, then masking > deformations > smooth/relax/polish as needed in trouble areas.
Thanks man. I will play with them all :)