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Post by seulseulhappyending on Apr 17, 2023 9:33:43 GMT -5
hello! I completed the custom face mask (face texture) for the first time using Photoshop.
proceeded by referring to the tutorial video on YouTube. (https://youtu.be/hhTelCQtIkY)
But there was one problem in the completion phase.
The face that used the texture is different when you merged the completed 2D texture into a 3D Objet file with Photoshop, and when you create a character in a real game.
What is the problem in this case? Is this the limit of face texture or is there a problem I missed?
I hope the image of the sim in the game is exactly the same as the one I checked in advance on Photoshop.
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Post by seulseulhappyending on Apr 20, 2023 15:46:19 GMT -5
Here's the picture. Here's the situation. Is there anyone who can help?
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Post by mauvemorn on Apr 20, 2023 17:43:57 GMT -5
Hi. In photoshop the shading is flatter than it is in ts4. Because of that, the texture appears almost no different from the 2d image you projected on it.
In-game the shader and the environment differ from the ones in photoshop, so you get a vey different result.
There may be tricks to make the image look better in-game but no way of making it look the same
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Post by seulseulhappyending on Apr 21, 2023 2:31:10 GMT -5
Hi. In photoshop the shading is flatter than it is in ts4. Because of that, the texture appears almost no different from the 2d image you projected on it. In-game the shader and the environment differ from the ones in photoshop, so you get a vey different result. There may be tricks to make the image look better in-game but no way of making it look the same Thank you for your answer. In the tutorial video I referred to, the results of Photoshop and cas were exactly the same, so I thought it was possible. If so, would it be helpful to modify the brightness or saturation of the skin I made, or download items that adjust the shade, etc. or If download the light mode for any improvement? |
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Post by mauvemorn on Apr 21, 2023 4:44:42 GMT -5
As you see, the main difference is the shadow around the jaw and overblown highlights.
In the linked tutorial there’s facial hair around the jaw and no highlights at all, so this is why it may look better. The person may also be using mods that modify the shading in cas.
You can try making the shadow lighter and the highlights dimmer, just save the new image under a different name
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Post by seulseulhappyending on Apr 21, 2023 6:11:26 GMT -5
As you see, the main difference is the shadow around the jaw and overblown highlights. In the linked tutorial there’s facial hair around the jaw and no highlights at all, so this is why it may looks better. The person may also be using mods that modify the shading in cas. You can try making the shadow lighter and the highlights dimmer, just save the new image under a different name Thank you! |
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