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FPSC Classic Models and Media / Henry Ham's base mesh?

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AJ Schaeffer
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Posted: 5th Jun 2011 20:41
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I saw this thread, and was wondering if I can still get a copy of that mesh.

ajschaeffer(AT)bellsouth(DOT)net

Thanks

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Le Shorte
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Posted: 5th Jun 2011 22:10
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I'd recommend doing his character creator toolset instead. Much better-looking!

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DragonEagle
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Posted: 5th Jun 2011 22:16
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The current version of makehuman outputs a game quality mesh too

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MaskedMakrel
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Posted: 5th Jun 2011 22:27
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Makehuman is a very useful tool, but I have yet to find a simple way to rig a makehuman model for FPSC.
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DragonEagle
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Posted: 5th Jun 2011 22:49
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it's no harder than rigging any other mesh. I was just offering a free alternative to what the OP was looking for.

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henry ham
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Posted: 5th Jun 2011 23:53
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Quote: "I saw this thread, and was wondering if I can still get a copy of that mesh"


i dont think i have it anymore mate sorry

cheers henry

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MaskedMakrel
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Posted: 6th Jun 2011 00:02
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@DragonEagle,

It may not be harder, but it's not any easier

Usually the makehuman meshes are t-model also. So far, my models animations are "jagged" on the arms and stuff. Haven't cleaned that up yet.
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AJ Schaeffer
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Posted: 6th Jun 2011 01:45
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All i need is a very basic human. No muscles, no face details, just a primitive person.

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DragonEagle
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http://www.makehuman.org

After you install, edit the proxy.cfg file so it exports the low poly meshes

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MaskedMakrel
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If you export as obj it exports a file called whatever you named it plus a forsaken version which is a low polycount version anyway.
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DragonEagle
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Depending on the importance of your character, I use the Rorkimaru mesh which has an even lower poly count than the forsaken mesh

Edit: Just tried this... I managed to put the hands from the forsaken mesh onto the Rokimaru Mesh with only a marginal jump in the poly count. From 1476 to 2208 Triangles versus 3662 Triangles for the full Forsaken mesh

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MaskedMakrel
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Have you tried to decimate teh model?

Decimating the model in Blender can also help. It seems to do a pretty good job without a loss in quality.
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DragonEagle
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2208 isn't bad and that was after I added details in

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