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Quick and easy skin texture/freckles tutorial

What you need: Pastels, old toothbrush, q-tip, brush for mixing, patience

Our vict- eh, head that needs freckles.

Scrap some bits off of your pastel stick (the finer, the better). I’m using Schmincke soft pastels (Burnt yellow ochre H plus Pouzzuli earth D). Add water, mix everything. Dip the toothbrush into the mix.

Flick the brushes onto a paper towel, to get it a bit less watery. Its not a must, but if you’re using that technique straight onto the head, you a) don’t know how vibrant the colors are and b) will get big blotches. and you’ll want small dots for a (semi-) realistic look.

Flick the toothbrush bristles over the head/areas you want to add freckles/textures on.

Use a q-tip to remove dots that you don’t like. Since they’re wet, its easy to remove them.

Repeat 4 and 5 until you like it. Take some time between layers to let them dry; yo can also vary the colors you’re using.

Tadaa! Done.

Tips: ▸Don’t do it as I did it -after- you’ve done details like eyebrows/lashes, but before, otherwise you’ll layer the dots over the details.If you want to do it after the detaisl, remember to seal everything before the freckles/texture, so you don’t accidentally remove details when removing small dots with the q-tip.

▸Be aware that even though you can remove dots when they’re dry, they will leave some kind of very faint blushing.

▸Work form a very light color to heavier colors. Pastels mostly look more vibrant when freshly sprayed onto a head, but dim a bit down when drying.

This is more of a trick. I thought I’d share because I used it on every mesh I created and I haven’t seen anyone mentioned it before. 

I assume you understand the basics of the Blender interface and weight transfer. If not, read this tutorial: Weight transfer in Blender first.

The key steps of weight transfer are in “Weight Paint” mode performing “Transfer Weights” with the method of “Nearest vertex”. Your new mesh and the mesh you want to transfer weights from might be similar, but not identical. Sometimes the result may end up like this:

And it causes some glitch in game. It might look worse when your sim moves.

This is because the nearest vertices around this area don’t have correct weights as they’re still ‘too far’.

The trick to fix this is simply to create more vertices on the original mesh, which you transfer weights from. Select the orignal mesh, go into Edit Mode, select all and do several times of Subdivide. You can do as many times as your computer can take. 

Transfer weights with ‘Nearest vertex’ again.

Now it’s nice and smooth.

In game the glitches are gone as well.

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