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Here you go mate,Can someone send a video of how to use playface and send a template i would like to create realistic players but don't know how to use playface
A man after my own heartA few things:
- When blending the face with the rest of the base layer, best results I've had are with the healing brush (creates a consistent skin tone and can eliminate rim light, shadows from the source face).
- Eyebrows, source them on getty images or somewhere else where you can get high res stock photos. Then use selective colour to adjust, and if need be a colour overlay set to a clipping mask and set it to soft light or lighten, to adjust eyebrow colour.
- If the face is too bright (darker tends to be better), use the corrections in the template to low the brightness, saturation etc. And do some individual image adjustments as well (vibrance, hue/sat etc)
- Match colour doesn't always work. If you're set on using it: Set the match colour of the base layer to the preset head you want from above. Then use that to match with the face and adjust accordingly. (more often than not I use numerous image adjustments differently for each face I did.)
- If a face has a beard, heal brush it away and either create your own beard or use the ones-in game. I like doing a combo of both sometimes.
- I used this tutorial to make some beard hair brushes:
Beard:
Can someone send a playerface template
Practice.Does anyone know how to get textures right in playface
No, I don't. You can take tips from @AnmolJCan anyone create Harry Conway, Xavier Bartlett and Shane Watson.
Does anyone know how to get textures right in playface
You can also import beard from the cricket 19 template.A few things:
- When blending the face with the rest of the base layer, best results I've had are with the healing brush (creates a consistent skin tone and can eliminate rim light, shadows from the source face).
- Eyebrows, source them on getty images or somewhere else where you can get high res stock photos. Then use selective colour to adjust, and if need be a colour overlay set to a clipping mask and set it to soft light or lighten, to adjust eyebrow colour.
- If the face is too bright (darker tends to be better), use the corrections in the template to low the brightness, saturation etc. And do some individual image adjustments as well (vibrance, hue/sat etc)
- Match colour doesn't always work. If you're set on using it: Set the match colour of the base layer to the preset head you want from above. Then use that to match with the face and adjust accordingly. (more often than not I use numerous image adjustments differently for each face I did.)
- If a face has a beard, heal brush it away and either create your own beard or use the ones-in game. I like doing a combo of both sometimes.
- I used this tutorial to make some beard hair brushes:
Beard:
You shouldn't leak the plans upYou can also import beard from the cricket 19 template.
You shouldn't leak the plans up
You should PM @GuyIncognito for that