I think you're going about it the wrong way. You're never going to be able to recreate her via facegen because that's going backwards. That's like buying a store bought sauce and trying to add stuff to make it taste like Grandma's recipe... You need to use the same method OG used, the base model plus a texture from another model, then tweak the morphs.
in fact, I only used the facegen as an experiment to see how it would turn out. However, I am making many models of Bella with other real assets, the problem is that as I believe, I do not have all the necessary assets, currently we only have information about:
Good points. Okay I think I'm going to give a try at it.
Well, I tried it again and I think I found some textures that are quite similar. I also found her clothes
I used Olivette for Tween Julie 7
Well I've only used part of Teen Josie 7 and part of Sharona for G3 on genesis 3 to be able to make it look like Bella, however, I feel like something is still missing, maybe some additional form, some other shader, some expression. I feel that something is missing, regarding the textures, I have used those of Olivette for Tween Julie 7. And the clothes I used are from the Upscale Shopper Outfit for Genesis 3 Female
It's better to throw in a screenshot of the sliders with percentages for all the components of your mix, so it's easier to understand the starting point.
Well, to give you an idea, I have about 130GB in the data folder and 200GB in the Runtime folder.
Well in this case I have only used this, literally. I have not done the body, only the face, anyway I feel that something is missing to make it even more similar to Bella.
At this point that single folder could be my entire computer
I can't tell what the issue is from your screen shot but try changing this setting and see if it helps?
Glowing dots in the eye are often a consequence of point light source.
