Image credit (as supplied by PR): itSeez3D If you want to give it a spin then there is a free version that is built into Daz Studio but if you want to remove the watermark that is applied then you’ll need to upgrade to the pro version. If you need to recreate specific people in your 3D world or you just want to speed up the process of creating realistic looking faces then this is a great plugin to try. After uploading your photo into the plugin it’ll work out all the data required to recreate the face shape, bone structure, texture and tone in a 3D format. Just use the Face Transfer Unlimited plugin. Got a photo of a person that you want to recreate in 3D? Simple. Image credit (as supplied by PR): LayLo 3D This plugin works with both Genesis 3 and 8 characters. Through 50 hand sculpted face poses and a set of controls to tweak your motion capture you can really bring your facial poses to life. It is within the Face Mojo plugin that the magic really happens though. Through the FBX file format you can easily take the motion capture data from your iOS device into Daz Studio. With just an iOS device that has a TrueDepth front-facing camera and one of the supported Apple ARKit Apps you can capture the motion of your face and translate it directly to your 3D character. Eyes for example is one of the most difficult elements to get right but UE4 does have the necessary base materials as a starting point.This is a cracking plugin to get us started. The easy way of fixing the eyes is to wait for Daz3D to fix the issue if your looking for a 1-1 import from DS to Unreal 4 so in my opinion is a matter of time before ease of use catches up with the ability to “bridge” the platform gap as to the need to maintain fidelity of the asset.Īs for fixing eye issues there is no real easy to do solution with out the experience and software skills of using editing applications necessary to achieve the desired result.

The necessary components to make a high resolution, high fidelity, asset are present in Unreal 4, soon to be Unreal 5, so the simple answer is yes you can produce a result equal to the proof posted or even closer to jumping the uncanny valley. I don’t want to use ExampleContent’s eyes.ĭepends on how hard you wish to work for the desired result. I have big eye texture problems how can i fix it? Sorry but is it possible to get this result in unreal?

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