This is the first avatar I made, where I spent a lot of time on all of the facial features. The first screenshot shows the face that I started with, and the second shows my finished face after I made many adjustments. I used the different sliders to adjust the features. What I found the most difficult here was getting both sides of the face and body to have the same adjustments. For example, left eye and right eye, left cheek and right cheek, left and right feet/hands and more all had separate sliders. Especially with the eyes, it took me a while to get them to look the same because their sliders were totally separate and you couldn't get it to transfer over from right to left.
Here I am trying different outfits on my avatar. I thought that when I was in clothing and hit reset it would only reset the clothing, but it reset the whole avatar. That is why my avatar looks like the original face, because the one I adjusted got reset. I first tried t-shirts and jeans but they all looked like they were peeling away on my avatar. The only thing that didn't have that affect were the two dresses. So I chose a yellow dress and boots that stayed on my avatar without peeling.
Here I demonstrated Make Human's capabilities by making two very different people. The first was a 44 year old male with an afro. The second was a 12 year old girl (I did 100% female) with curly hair. I also moved the "Afro" scale on the man so he looked like he could be African-American. I dressed them in different outfits, also. This demonstrates that you can choose any age, gender and amount of each gender, and certain specific cultural features (choose from African American and Asian, it seems like the default is White European) to make different types of people. This is a final exercise from the Immersive Education course that I am taking at Boston College. The course is called Discovering Computer Graphics. For details, visit the immersive BC portal at http://ImmersiveEducation.org/@/bc
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