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Do you by any chance have a reference for the control placements on a standard human face? I'm up to the nose and there are a few ways to create the controller spline. What is the best layout for this?
Hi !
I am really sorry for this late answer but I moved to an another country during this month.
For the nose part, you can create just one curve with 3 5 controllers on it. That can help you to control this section easily, but the problem is you can't make a symetry position of your expression with this technic.
The second method is to create a half curve for your nose. With this method you can use the symetry expression process. To be more friendly on using, I recommand to paint the skin influence for the middle part only on 1 side.
sgobey
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