Hello TaishoBee,

nice to have you here. I put your browless texture here:

http://sasha-16.forumprofi.de/showthread.php?tid=51

HTH

Karina

You're welcome TaishoBee.
Glad I can help. Just ask and I'll see what I can do.
It would be a nice idea if you could post a few renders with your modified eyebrows here.

Take are, and have a nice day.
Karina

You're right!

That's one of the most common mistakes in 3D characters - that the eyebrow colour doesn't match the hair colour (and the lashes come in second).
Most of the time I simply looked for a face texture with matching eyebrows which I then blended in the original face map (that's what I meant when mentioning my "custom maps" in the PM re. backing up the whole runtime "as is" vs. rebuilding it from the original downloads).

In one of my figures however (can't remember which, thus no render a.t.m.) I used a b/w displacement map on the eyebrow actor. With the right displacement settings it looked bloody realistic, and using the same map to colour the eyebrows matching the hair colour was a piece of cake.
Unfortunately I lost focus later because of SASHA...

Certainly the eyebrow technique needs to be explored in the future because the results are so much better. It even made me copy all of the SASHA face morphs (shapes and expressions) into the eyebrow actor!

K

Zitat von Poitou

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Oh, and as you also told me young girls do not have fine shaven brows, make those bad boys thick and hairy!!

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It's not only a problem with youngsters, but also with adult women who prefer to keep their natural eyebrows. Let them do the shavings elsewhere...

There are plenty of tricks to change the eyebrows; the ones you mentioned are pretty good.
I also think it's a good idea to "extrude" them a bit (took me some time to understand what you meant by this, sorry)

But in the end, using the eyebrow actor is still the most flexible way IMO because you can change almost any parameters to your liking.
The only problem that remains is to edit the original face texture to eliminate the painted-on eyebrows.

I hope we can discuss this more in-depth once I have more time again.
Until then, keep experimenting and share your results!

K