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Imported Image Displays Too Small

Postby eugeneymail » Wed Jan 01, 2020 9:17 pm

MakeHuman 1.1.1
Blender 2.8a
OSX

I first created a 3D human model and exported it as .fbx file. Next, I imported the image file to Blender 2.8a, then I found that:

the imported image is too small (so small that I had to manually enlarge it), though the image was created at a normal size in the MakeHuman.


What settings should I use to create the image in the MakeHuman workspace, such that after the image is imported to the Blender, it will display at the same size as it was in the MakeHuman?



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Re: Imported Image Displays Too Small

Postby loki1950 » Wed Jan 01, 2020 11:51 pm

When importing into blender most of us prefer mhx2 not fbx as that is a propriety format from Autodesk and none of the fbx importers work 100% unless you are willing to pay their licence fee for their software like Maya which can cost more than $1000 the student free version comes with sever limitations on what you can do with your creations.

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Re: Imported Image Displays Too Small

Postby eugeneymail » Thu Jan 02, 2020 2:14 am

Do I need the MakeHuman Community installed on the MH in order to save the 3D model as mhx2?

As regarding to the MakeHuman Community, I installed the MakeHuman 1.1.1 on OSX (iMac). Can I install the MakeHuman Community on this MH such that the Community Tab can show up? If so, what are the steps? (I only saw the guides for Windows and Linux).


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