Applying Eyes and Teeth

Switch the Content Manager to Actor >> 02_Eye >> Human, then drag and drop a suitable template from the library. The actor will wink.

Eye Setting

Click the Eye Setting button on the tool bar to access the Eye Setting panel. You may click and keep the Check Eyes button pressed to compare with the original.

Click and hold the Check Eyes button to view the original eyes.	After applying the human eye template from the library.

Optionally adjust the following options, and click the Preview and Close Eyes buttons at the bottom to view the modification results.

Eyeball-Iris: Adjust the Transform values to move the eyeballs down and scale up their size; adjust the Hue and Brightness values to make the eyeball color similar to the original color tone. Before After Eyeball-White: Decrease the Brightness value to make the eyes more realistic. Before After Eye Light: Adjust the Transform value to move and scale the eye light position, then increase the Brightness value to make the eye light similar to the original one. Before After Eyelash: Adjust the Transform values to scale down the length of the eyelash; adjust the Hue and Saturation values to best fit the natural hair color. Before After

Switch the Content Manager to Actor >> 03_Teeth and choose a desired template from the library. The actor will then open the mouth so that you can do some adjustments.

Teeth Setting

Click the Teeth Setting button on the tool bar to access the Teeth Setting panel.

Teeth: Adjust the Transform values to move the teeth down, then decrease the Brightness and Contrast values to get a more realistic look. Before After Throat: Decrease the Brightness value to create a deep throat look. Before After Lips: Adjust the Lip Corner values to level the lip corners and keep the mouth line as flat as possible. Before After Note: In order to reduce the distortion from natural facial expressions, keeping the mouth closed with flat lips corners can serve as a neutral expression for a good start of any facial expressions. If your actor has an open mouth, then check the Force to Close option.