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Small update to the Factory plugin to help with remixing model faces without altering their bodies.

DETAILS
- added a new Mode dropdown in the plugin that allows selecting either Head or Full Body. When Head is selected, only head morphs will be randomized
- updated the demo scene with two quick buttons to switch between the modes.  The demo scene is just to showcase the basic features of the plugins, more can be done with triggers.
- The head/body buttons in the scene are not always in sync with the plugin. If you reload the plugin the plugin mode will default back to Head, while the vam button will remain the way it is


INSTRUCTIONS
- add the plugin to a Person atom & use the plugin menu or triggers to randomize the model
- demo scene included with the basic steps set as buttons


LICENSE
CC-BY - do whatever you want with it, credits appreciated


CREDITS
MacGruber - used Macgruber_Utils.cs for some plugin UI elements

Files

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Comments

VirtaFan

Nice one! Testing now. Does it just use the stock morphs or does it look at your preset model collection?

SPQRAeternum

just hand-picked stock morphs. but there might be conflicts with other morphs with the same exact name that are not stock and those would get used instead. i'll have to update it like I did Alive to prevent stuff like that but not a big priority for now it's possible to do all available morphs too, i actually did it a few months back when i was working on aeternum and had procedural generated characters. but because of how morphs are (some very specific, some affect the whole body, some do very similar things) it would very often create gremlins as changes would stack up without a way to detect it. there used to be an amazing & very ambitious plugin Catalog3 that allowed picking the morphs yourself but I don't know if it still works

VirtaFan

Yeah I figured you would have hand picked them to avoid monstrosity's. You picked great morphs. I got 3 nice looks in no time! I use this in conjunction with an old morph mixing plugin (that I forget the name of) to tame them into a nice direction. Very very cool plugin Factory V2. Massive time saver. Thank you.