Expression Help

[MarcCollins89]

Does anyone know how to stop this happening when applying an expression?

 

[Deleted member 1121028]

Yes.

 

[MarcCollins89]

Yes.

Don't just say yes without providing a solution

 

[TDoddery]

Yes.

Haha, it's like FAQs should be - just a list of questions.

 

[Uthuriel]

looks good...
keep it that way

 

[Mando Logica]

Hi MarcCollins89

If you are still facing that issue, I had a similar one before. Did you install a morph for facial expressions to do extreme poses? Unfortunately, I do not remember its name, but if you did, go to that morph on smart content, and you will find an icon to stop it.

 

[MarcCollins89]

Hi MarcCollins89

If you are still facing that issue, I had a similar one before. Did you install a morph for facial expressions to do extreme poses? Unfortunately, I do not remember its name, but if you did, go to that morph on smart content, and you will find an icon to stop it.

Yes still having issues with it, it seems to happen only with Genesis 8

 

[Mando Logica]

Yes still having issues with it, it seems to happen only with Genesis 8

I had that too with genesis 8 only because the morph I installed was for genesis 8. Please check the latest morphs you have installed.

 

[probably_dave]

Probably the easiest way to fix it is to tone down the expression.
Most expressions come with sliders so they are not just On or Off. I tend to rarely use an expression fully On as they're usually way too over exaggerated.

The sliders for the expressions are usually found in the Posing Tab > Editor > <Model Name> > Head > Expressions

Here, you should be able to adjust the expression used so you don't get the cut through of the teeth.

 

[bunnies.pink]

If the problem is that the expression is so strong, I add it 10 frames later, then I create a keyframe at the middle more or less, and I save the pose, if the problem happens with the fusion of two expressions, I Zero the first one, or I do "another timeline game" to get half the strength from the first, and then the same to get the half of the strength of the second.

The other ways were mentioned on this thread.