Thank you, I didn't notice that at all. I will be fixing this and addressing some other issues too this weekendKing of Worms wrote: ↑Wed Nov 13, 2019 11:32 am Ive noticed that the body of a black woman (Body11I0.IMG) appears to be moved few pixels to the left, compared to the rest of the bodies. I dont know if its intentional or not. Just a thing Ive observed while viewing the files.
I am aware of this and have taken it into account, it is one of the main reason why I automated most of my workflow.This far I have written python scripts that take care of backups, coloring, merging all the item variations, creating and modifying xml/mask files etc. Currently I am writing code that the modifications between the bodies are automated and I don't need to manually tweak every item to fit a body type. It is simpler than it sounds, all it needs is some "compression" and "stretching in some areas by using threshold/offset values, while using the borders of the image to determine where the tweaks need to be made .
I desperately want to see your code to do this all commented and such: want to learn. I think the differences between bodies is so small, I'm not sure you'll ever have warped shapes from stretching.Sitrus wrote: ↑Sat Nov 16, 2019 11:09 amThank you, I didn't notice that at all. I will be fixing this and addressing some other issues too this weekendKing of Worms wrote: ↑Wed Nov 13, 2019 11:32 am Ive noticed that the body of a black woman (Body11I0.IMG) appears to be moved few pixels to the left, compared to the rest of the bodies. I dont know if its intentional or not. Just a thing Ive observed while viewing the files.
I am aware of this and have taken it into account, it is one of the main reason why I automated most of my workflow.This far I have written python scripts that take care of backups, coloring, merging all the item variations, creating and modifying xml/mask files etc. Currently I am writing code that the modifications between the bodies are automated and I don't need to manually tweak every item to fit a body type. It is simpler than it sounds, all it needs is some "compression" and "stretching in some areas by using threshold/offset values, while using the borders of the image to determine where the tweaks need to be made .
Since the bodies are just as different as the bodies below them, what I have done is that on the first version some of the bodies are exactly the same but recoloured. As for the different body shapes and tweaking if items for them?
The math (used very loosely here) behind this notion is actually quite simple, considering I'm working with 2d images. Considering we can assume whatever "modification" in body shape is done to the original body x, we can just take the same vector quantization (to shift the pixels) and apply it to any arbitrary item y that fits the original body x and that should do the trick. Any needed tweaks from that due to noise/artifacts can be fixed by applying the density function of the original image y's colors on areas that have a color distribution out of the norm on the modified item y. As for patching areas that are left warped? That I haven't figured out and I don't know will that even be an issue until I experiment a bit.
Those commands are very handy, I just miss Magic weapons spawnHazelnut wrote: ↑Sat Nov 16, 2019 12:23 pm I am constantly amazed at the skills and expertise people bring to this community. It's incredible. And always very interesting to read about even if I don't completely follow the intricacies. Nice work Sitrus. Hope the add equip command is doing what you need. Let me know if not.
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add_all_equip magicWeapons
