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Step 3Modeling the head (I)
If you don't have any experience with modeling, I recommend you to use Anim8or, which you can download for free. There are a few functions which make you able to model your head.
When you don't want to do it yourself, you can download my whole model and just change the face and the body a bit and put your textures on it. The link is at the end of this instructable.
When you are absolutely not familiar with the program, please make at least the modeling a hand-tutorial on http://anim8or.com/main/index.html first, so that you get into the program.
At first load 2 full-body-images (front and side) into the scene. Go to front view and load the first one with Build - Reference Image. Go to a side view and load the other one. Put the images a bit away from the middle, but first make sure that your body has the same size on both of the images. Scale the images with the scale-tool if necessary. It should look like on the image below now. If you want to be sure that your head is correct, you can additionally do the same with the photos of your head, make them smaller and put them over the original photo (what I recommend if you don't want to have trouble in step 5).
When you don't want to do it yourself, you can download my whole model and just change the face and the body a bit and put your textures on it. The link is at the end of this instructable.
When you are absolutely not familiar with the program, please make at least the modeling a hand-tutorial on http://anim8or.com/main/index.html first, so that you get into the program.
At first load 2 full-body-images (front and side) into the scene. Go to front view and load the first one with Build - Reference Image. Go to a side view and load the other one. Put the images a bit away from the middle, but first make sure that your body has the same size on both of the images. Scale the images with the scale-tool if necessary. It should look like on the image below now. If you want to be sure that your head is correct, you can additionally do the same with the photos of your head, make them smaller and put them over the original photo (what I recommend if you don't want to have trouble in step 5).
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Jul 28, 2010. 2:23 PMHYPER_piccolo
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i can't seem to find a way to move the pictures, can you explain how pls, i keep on searching for a piccolo (dragon ball) pepakura model and i can't find one, so i decided to make one from a small toy i have.
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Jul 29, 2010. 4:21 AM
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You move the picture like any other object, select it with the select-tool and move it with the move-tool.
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