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Eyebrows and eyelids kinda move in unison on a human, if you're moving
your eyebrows. If you're only moving your eyelids, then your eyebrows
tend not to move, too. (Maybe I'm just an alien here, but that's how it
is with me, anyway) Therefore, the lack of eyebrows isn't detremental
to expression, but if you only move eyebrows, it'll look less cartoony,
if you ask me.
I say just use the eyelids.
Looks good so far, by the way!
-Law
Tim Nikias v2.0 wrote:
>So, here's just a really really quick test. The eyebrows in question are
>each just a triangle. I've left out mouth and hat to speed up parsing and
>rendering times. I think I'll go for using the eyelids for expression,
>rather than have floating eyebrows. Actually modelling brows onto the face
>would look kinda freaky, since the eyes are very much "popped" out of the
>head's theoretical skull. I do want to try to model something better than a
>plain triangle as eyebrow to see if that helps, but otherwise, I'm tending
>towards no eyebrows. Any suggestions, comments?
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