[subxaero]

ok - let me try to explain my problem:

what i have a body like the head, the nose, the eye of a person, the belly or a car a house whatever and i dont like the shape.

i've seen lot of people making complete bellys disappear, changing the complete shape of the eyes or the hair.

how do i achieve something like this, and still make it look real (transforming, liquifying mostly destroys the texture of the subject)

thx already

[James Penner]

Well, one option could be to replace the element you don’t like with a different one. This can sometimes be easier rather than trying to modify the existing element (especially in some restorations where the image may be badly damaged or missing information).

[bart_hickman]

Originally Posted by subxaero

ok - let me try to explain my problem:

what i have a body like the head, the nose, the eye of a person, the belly or a car a house whatever and i dont like the shape.

i've seen lot of people making complete bellys disappear, changing the complete shape of the eyes or the hair.

how do i achieve something like this, and still make it look real (transforming, liquifying mostly destroys the texture of the subject)

thx already

How extreme a change are you talking about? For cosmetic changes such as shrinking noses or chins or making eyes a little bigger work fine for liquify or transform.

If your transformation requires extreme expansion of a feature, then the texture gets stretched which makes it look smoother--in that case you may need to use the pattern maker to recreate the texture.

Can we have a more specific example?

Bart