Texturing a head

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# 1 27-06-2008 , 12:30 PM

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Here is the problem i faced

OK i unwrap it , get it into Photoshop and get a free texture of human face place it ... and then go back into maya , and move UV-s to match the texture ? Is it that right way user added image

p.s I can't paint well... / My first attempt to texture head ...

here is the Uv Mapping and the Problem i faced

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# 2 27-06-2008 , 12:31 PM

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# 3 27-06-2008 , 08:37 PM

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Not sure but it could be that your UV layout in certain spots distorted the faces in a way that they don't match their proportions on your actual model hence the warping.

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# 4 28-06-2008 , 12:27 PM

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I'm guessing its because the face texture you got does not have a view of behind the ears, you could clone some other parts of the face and put that into your texture.

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# 5 28-06-2008 , 01:51 PM

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Move the textue to meet the UV map not adjusting it in maya.

Your UV map should be nicely laid wout with minimal stretching/compression and go from there.

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