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Would it have been possibly to provide a simple but yet explanatory tutorial as to how to apply this nice script to a sticky lips face example as shown in the very first frames of the video?
I only managed to attract the whole face to a plane or spline curve to a polygon face lips position.
How do I limit that to lips area only and how this area is affacted from inside out ??
PLEASE HELP
Hello,
I try to write the steps here. I will refer to the video you mentioned a few times (https://vimeo.com/20002149). See the Vimeo video description for more details.
1. Smooth bind a polygon stripe between head and jaw joint (so it stays between the lips)
2. Apply the deformer as shown in the video 0:49 - 1:00 "createPrAttractNode"
3. Remove vertices by painting weights or using edit membership tool. As shown at the end of the video 1:01 - 1:09
If you still have questions let me know.
Regards,
Parzival
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Comments on this feature request:
parzival roethlein said almost 13 years ago: