Overview
You've made some faces using FaceGen Modeller, and now you need
to get them into the game you're developing.
However you don't think any of the included FaceGen meshes (or the
available add-on meshes) are appropriate for your needs:
So you create your own (or modify one or ours) with the polygonal density, structure
and UV layout you want. You also create some accessory models - a helmet model, say:
Run your new models through the Customizer, and you get a new set of
data files that plug into FaceGen Modeller.
Now you can load your own mesh into Modeller and apply all your existing
faces (stored as FG files) to it.
You have all the same face shaping and coloring controls at your command.
Your hairstyle and helmet models fit seamlessly with any face.
You can also integrate your torso or body model to generate a seamlessly
matching skin color for it.
Export your models to your desired format (3DS, LWO, MA, OBJ, VRML97, VRML1 or XSI)
and bring them into your authoring pipeline.
The mesh topology, vertex ordering and texture layout of your exports are always
identical to the currently targetted mesh so you can apply
your animations to any face. The neck seam remains fixed for seamless
stitching to your characters.
Unlike the face shape and colouring controls, the animation morphs supplied with the
FaceGen Modeller default models are
specific to those meshes. If you want to make use of these on a mesh with a different
topology you must copy them over to your topology.
Evaluation
Example model sets made with Customizer
Customizer User Manual
Free Evaluation
Pricing
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The Customizer is included free with the
Re-Distribution License.
Legal
Images and video rendered using FaceGen models are yours to sell or distribute.
If you want to sell or distribute the 3D models themselves - for instance as
part of a software product - you need a
Re-Distribution License.
FaceGen Customizer License Agreement.
