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[Cody2Hottie]

i got the character i want he looks very nice i love him but i can't seem to get the portrait too look nice :/

If you don't know what a portrait is its pretty much this , you might have left it at default ot something
http://static-1.nexu...-1269096034.png

for me the character is only as good as the portrait , i mean its going to be displayed to me throughout the whole game it might as well look good you know.

Can someone help me with this odd problem? 

[gottaloveme]

This just seems to be the way. I don't know how to improve so I just make them pull faces

[Cody2Hottie]

This just seems to be the way. I don't know how to improve so I just make them pull faces

Yeah , i've lost so many characters due to not being able to do a good portrait of them lol

[gottaloveme]

camera shy?

[TheMadHarridan]

Honestly, the portraits don't bother me too much, as I much more care about how the character looks in a cutscene. They look bad there, they get scrapped.

 

But, I've found the best way to make a good-looking portrait is to zoom in on them a bit by decreasing the distance from the camera (usually to the point where you can see just the top of the character's collar), then move them left/right or up/down to make sure they are centered in the circle. Next, have them look down just a bit (usually one tick on the slider), then try turning them from left to right. Some characters look better straight on, while some look better from a slight profile (I've found the hairstyle to be a big factor in this). After that (assuming you are on the PC), give them a small smile (one tick on the slider). Finally, choose a background that doesn't clash with skin tone or hair color, but make sure it's a color that doesn't hurt your eyes, as you will be seeing it a lot.

[Cody2Hottie]

camera shy?

Perfectionist ...i love things to be nice and perfect even the little things like the character portrait ^///^"

[Cody2Hottie]

Honestly, the portraits don't bother me too much, as I much more care about how the character looks in a cutscene. They look bad there, they get scrapped.

 

But, I've found the best way to make a good-looking portrait is to zoom in on them a bit by decreasing the distance from the camera (usually to the point where you can see just the top of the character's collar), then move them left/right or up/down to make sure they are centered in the circle. Next, have them look down just a bit (usually one tick on the slider), then try turning them from left to right. Some characters look better straight on, while some look better from a slight profile (I've found the hairstyle to be a big factor in this). After that (assuming you are on the PC), give them a small smile (one tick on the slider). Finally, choose a background that doesn't clash with skin tone or hair color, but make sure it's a color that doesn't hurt your eyes, as you will be seeing it a lot.

See ! i know your going to be seeing it alot lol ah but thank you very much i'll try this and see if i can get it to look right

[Cody2Hottie]

Honestly, the portraits don't bother me too much, as I much more care about how the character looks in a cutscene. They look bad there, they get scrapped.

 

But, I've found the best way to make a good-looking portrait is to zoom in on them a bit by decreasing the distance from the camera (usually to the point where you can see just the top of the character's collar), then move them left/right or up/down to make sure they are centered in the circle. Next, have them look down just a bit (usually one tick on the slider), then try turning them from left to right. Some characters look better straight on, while some look better from a slight profile (I've found the hairstyle to be a big factor in this). After that (assuming you are on the PC), give them a small smile (one tick on the slider). Finally, choose a background that doesn't clash with skin tone or hair color, but make sure it's a color that doesn't hurt your eyes, as you will be seeing it a lot.

it's not working T-T i can't make it look good or without glitching out >.> the eyes keep bugging out if its not that the hair begins to glitch through the forhead D<

[TheMadHarridan]

Uh... I've never had eyes bug out or hair glitch through the forehead on a portrait. Hair may clip occasionally in the game, as long hair and armor rarely play nicely all the time, but I have never had an issue with the portraits.

Have you tried changing your graphics setting? Or maybe a different hairstyle? How big are you making your character's eyes? If they are anime-style big, you might need to shrink them a bit. If nothing works, you may just have to make the best portrait you can and live with it.

[Cody2Hottie]

Uh... I've never had eyes bug out or hair glitch through the forehead on a portrait. Hair may clip occasionally in the game, as long hair and armor rarely play nicely all the time, but I have never had an issue with the portraits.

Have you tried changing your graphics setting? Or maybe a different hairstyle? How big are you making your character's eyes? If they are anime-style big, you might need to shrink them a bit. If nothing works, you may just have to make the best portrait you can and live with it.

The Slider's im using is this , the eyes aren't that big but the hair tends to look weird in the portrait (i think it's cause the hair hangs down it bugs a little)

[TheMadHarridan]

Can you post a screenshot of the portrait (with the sliders) that shows the problems you are describing (eyes bugging out, hair clipping, etc.)? That way I can see the issues and try to figure out a way to help you eliminate them.

[luna1124]

I usually bring the "portrait" forward to make it bigger, then make them look up, down etc... until I am happy with the result. I only like the first two face expressions.