Here is a very good UV trick !!!

[Iain McFadzen]

Interesting trick, a nice variation on the make-your-mapping-fit-you-gizmo-rather-than-the-other-way-around theory.

[TheDevil[DK]]

Jep, when I saw it.. I thought of how easy and many different ways you can edit the "morph like" objekt.. ex. if you have a head. you can easaly edit the mesh around the nose so you don't have these stretching...

It's also shown on (I think it was this site...but I think its closed :( )

http://www.erc.msstate.edu/%7Ecamen/thehumanhead/

...it where the dude who also discussed the different types og head wireframes, textures etc.. don't know if u remember !!

[TheDevil[DK]]

also just thought of the Relax modifyer on top of the "Morph head".. wow... thats a good nice start !!

[Iain McFadzen]

Well, I have always edited my mesh prior to applying mapping then morphing it back to it's original shape. Some manual tweeking and some localised SO Relax-es usually allow you to avoid overlaps and whatnot, then I follow that with an unwrap to fix the stretching. It was the FFD trick I liked though, letting you tweek the UVs underneath the morpher is cool.

[TheDevil[DK]]

yir... what does SO mean ?

[Iain McFadzen]

Sub Object :)

[TheDevil[DK]]

dohhh... hhehe LOL

Thanks !!

[nurps]

damnit.i should have found that tut earlier !
now i had the head textured...but that trick will be applied to the ear ...
thanks for the good link.:beer:

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