Quote - The UV map for the brows is skewed a bit, or rather, to be more exact, one of the brows is rotated a bit. If I place the exact same brow on the map, flip it and make the inner starting points at the same relative location on the UV map, one of them will come in at a different angle than the other. It's not necessarily a bad thing, because it means brows , as on real people, won't be identical, but it is something to keep in mind if you want more symmetrical brows.

Oomph! That's not good at all. I'll see if I can fix it.
(Edit: Which of course would break existing textures, so I'm not quite sure what to do. I guess one could always use the other UV mapping.)

Completely unrelatedly, I just tried out my Wacom tablet, and after the upgrade to Ubuntu 9.10 it turns out that I just have to plug it in, set up the special devices in Gimp, and everything works nicely. Now if only 3D Coat supports pressure sensitivity under Linux, we're in business.

What are people's experiences using tablets in other applications? Does it make sense in, say, Wings3D, or is the good old mouse still more useful?

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