Sorry, me and the face room don't get along! I tried it the other day and ended up with a hideous monster because apparently the figure I was using wasn't supported in the face room. I can't recall which figures are, but the figure I tried using wasn't.

All I know  in principle all you are supposed to need to do is the following:

1. load a front face shot
2. load a side face shot.
3. Use the pan geometry tool to move the entire outline up and align it as much as possible with the eyes.

**Front View:
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4. Move the control points (the points not the lines) as follows. It's the points that matter, not the lines in between:

• top
• bottom
• left side (all)
• right side (all)
• jaw (4)
• forehead (2)
• eyes
• mouth
• nose

5. Use "Top Control" to drag the forehead up / down as needed.

Side View:

Adjust the points as follows:

• top
• back
• nose tip
• eye
• nose top
• forehead
• nose bottom
• mouth (3 points - corner, top, bottom)
• chin top
• cheek
• neck
• jaw
• ear (pay attention to the red lines here so that you have a nice curve)

Save

Click "Apply to Figure". The geometry changes made and the texture will be applied to the head.

If you only want the geometry changes applied, click 'apply shape only".

Go back to the Pose Room and see your results.

Now, if you can get all that to work for you, let me in on your secret :)

I tried the FaceShop Pro demo and got amazing results the first time I managed to use it, and you can use it on ANY figure you want, not just certain ones.  It's on sale for $59.00 from the creator's site.

http://www.abalonellc.com/faceshop-pro.html

Here is a thread that shows my result.

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?thread_id=2712105

 

 

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This we can do only if we are not angry with our critics but will take in good
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