Thank you very much for your purchase and kind words! Unfortunately I don’t have a male model atm. and probably won’t have any time soon. When I do, it will probably be too late but I will let you know .

Hi distanview,

thanks for your interest and the kind words!

Yes there is a polygon version of the hair included and the clothes are made of a separate mesh. The nude body is basically just hinting at the fine details… no cavities.

The ears and fingers are not very detailed that is why I am not going in any closer with my preview renderings. Hopefully in the next version I will get around to preparing them for closeup shots.

The mesh is not separated into parts because it uses a displacement map to generate all the details so when you cut it apart it will create seams.

This is the UV map http://2.s3.envato.com/files/1758864/preview/face_uv.jpg Basically it’s this mesh http://3docean.net/item/low-poly-base-mesh-female/120861 rendered with displacement.

Thanks again!

Sure did, but it was a pain in the § x%x * at the same time! lol

Thanks!

Thank you!

but so far interest has not been very high.

Very good Thanks!

Yeah, I don’t know why people don’t buy more stuff. Whenever I make any online sale I usually turn around and buy something.

Thank you!

I don’t think she will open in C4d. There is a lot of maya specific technology involved that won’t translate.

Thank you!

Thank you for your kind words and for the purchase of course! Glad you like the model. I will update the package and include the eyes and hair as polygons, although the hair is generated using maya hair and thus has no texture and the eyes may not have correct UVs. I will write a quick not when the model has been updated.

I updated the main file. If you download the file again it should contain the items you asked for. Hope that will be of use to you

Thank you for your purchase. I think you can’t export the hair files to .obj because they are made using maya hair, which does not translate to .obj. You might be able to export the base geometry but there are no UVs on there and no texture.

Thanks for your kind words and for the purchase of course . I have now added the subdivision levels 2 and 3 of the z-tool as .obj exports. Perhaps that will give you something a bit leaner to work with! I also threw in a hand painted texture and a normal map for the base mesh. That should give you more avenues to work with the model. If you have Zbrush you can of course generate all sorts of maps yourself from the z-tool directly.

Just bear with me as this has increased the zip size by quite a bit and my connection is really slow where I am at the moment. The upload should be finished by tomorrow though!

Aaaannd its up!

Something went wrong with the update last time. I just updated the zip file again and this time I double checked! Its all in the right place now

Hi Gizmogear! I am in the process of re-uploading the zip file in case something went wrong during upload. However the script is not included, only the hair that was made using the script. The skin is a combination of the displacement map, epidermis, subdermis and colour map, the bump map and the settings of the skin shader… you will be able to see it only when rendering. The view port is not able to display it.

I have rendered out a normal map from Zbrush. You can download it here http://bit.ly/f1o8Ef . It might not be ideal though because the base mesh should be triangulated before the normal map is generated for it. For the model to look like on the preview though you will need a displacement map because it alters the overall shape of the model and thats what you want really . Displacement maps are tricky but the one I have included should work in any program. I have not included .obj exports for all the subdivision levels of the Z-tool because it would push the file size past the limit, but if you have Zbrush, you can extract the higher subdivision levels from there as .obj and use them to generate a displacement or normal maps in blender if that works better for you.

Danka Sir. That was exactly what I needed.

I should have clarified, I’m actualy using blender to mod it a bit but I’m bringing the base model into Unity 3D for a RT application. I don’t think I can get it to look as good as your renders without totally killing my framerate (LOL..I wish I could).

Cheers!

Thank you very much

Thank you!

Thanx!