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Makehuman provides a group of alternative topologies which replace the base mesh and are designed for special purposes. These are useful for various applications such as simulation (E.g. a car crash computer simulator), games and so on. | Makehuman provides a group of alternative topologies which replace the base mesh and are designed for special purposes. These are useful for various applications such as simulation (E.g. a car crash computer simulator), games and so on. | ||
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In order to use the alternative topologies provided by MakeHuman; go to Geometries -> Topologies. | In order to use the alternative topologies provided by MakeHuman; go to Geometries -> Topologies. | ||
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For illustration purposes we show the wireframe/mesh view of female1605 with 1605 vertices in the figure below. | For illustration purposes we show the wireframe/mesh view of female1605 with 1605 vertices in the figure below. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:21, 5 July 2016
Makehuman provides a group of alternative topologies which replace the base mesh and are designed for special purposes. These are useful for various applications such as simulation (E.g. a car crash computer simulator), games and so on.
In order to use the alternative topologies provided by MakeHuman; go to Geometries -> Topologies. For alternative topologies we follow a specific naming convention having the structureNameVertex-countE.g. proxy741 is a alternative topology named proxy with 741 vertices, female1605 is an alternative topology designed for females with 1605 vertices in the mesh.
For illustration purposes we show the wireframe/mesh view of female1605 with 1605 vertices in the figure below.
