| 57 | | Chimeric transforms only alter half of the face. |
| | 57 | Chimeric transforms only alter half of the face. As for standard transforms, an image (usually an average) should be loaded into each of the left and right panes of the PsychoMorph window, in addition to the subject in the Transform window. You should be prompted for the transform level for the (viewers) left and right side of the face. |
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| | 59 | === Old to New template === |
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| | 61 | The folk in Aberdeen have been moving to an extended version of the "standard" template, which includes some additional points around the nose, ears and neck. This script will add the extra points in by guessing where they should be relative to the original set of points. These will need to be corrected by hand to be of much use, e.g. by using the plugin described below. |
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| | 63 | === Correct Template === |
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| | 65 | This plugin simply loads each image and template from a list and waits for you to click next on the pop up dialog. While the dialog is waiting you can edit the template, when you click next it'll be saved. |
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| | 67 | === Categorise Template === |
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| | 69 | This plugin is an example that allows you to save a record of which way each in a set of faces is facing (left, right or front). I suppose you could adapt something like this as an experimental setup, although there are better ways to do that. |
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