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'''MakeHuman''' ( [http://www.makehuman.org  http://www.makehuman.org] ) is a free and open-source tool for generating humanoid characters with detailed adjustments of proportions and other body/facial features.
[https://github.com/makehumancommunity/makehuman MakeHuman] is a free and open-source tool for generating humanoid characters with detailed adjustments of proportions and other body/facial features.


[http://www.aversionofreality.com/blog/2014/1/4/project-maiko-overview HERE] is a good example of how MakeHuman can be used to generate a medium-poly character well-suited for renders or game use - "Project Maiko" (!) by Colin Barton. The full list of updates/tutorials under the "Maiko" project is [http://www.aversionofreality.com/?category=Project%3A+Maiko HERE]
[http://www.aversionofreality.com/blog/2014/1/4/project-maiko-overview "Project Maiko"] (!) by Colin Barton is a good example of how MakeHuman can be used to generate a medium-poly character well-suited for renders or in-game use. The full list of updates/tutorials under the Maiko project is [http://www.aversionofreality.com/?category=Project%3A+Maiko HERE].


A recently developed alternative to MakeHuman is '''Manuel Bastioni Lab''' (developed by Manuel Bastioni, a former user of MakeHuman). Unlike MakeHuman, MLB exists only as a Blender plugin. It features new base mesh topologies, as well as a muscle rig for more advanced deformations. Facial animation and "proxies" (alternative topologies) are currently in development.
An alternative to MakeHuman was MB-Lab, a fork of the discontinued Manuel Bastioni Lab (developed by a former user of MakeHuman). Unlike MakeHuman, MBL existed only as a Blender plugin. It featured new base mesh topologies, as well as a muscle rig for more advanced deformations. Facial animation and "proxies" (alternative topologies) were in development, but the project was discontinued in July 2024 ([https://web.archive.org/web/20240418233318/https://mb-lab-community.github.io/MB-Lab.github.io/ former web page], [https://github.com/animate1978/MB-Lab archived GitHub repo]).


Another good alternative is [[Fuse]].
Another good alternative is [[Fuse]].
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Latest revision as of 20:45, 28 July 2024

MakeHuman is a free and open-source tool for generating humanoid characters with detailed adjustments of proportions and other body/facial features.

"Project Maiko" (!) by Colin Barton is a good example of how MakeHuman can be used to generate a medium-poly character well-suited for renders or in-game use. The full list of updates/tutorials under the Maiko project is HERE.

An alternative to MakeHuman was MB-Lab, a fork of the discontinued Manuel Bastioni Lab (developed by a former user of MakeHuman). Unlike MakeHuman, MBL existed only as a Blender plugin. It featured new base mesh topologies, as well as a muscle rig for more advanced deformations. Facial animation and "proxies" (alternative topologies) were in development, but the project was discontinued in July 2024 (former web page, archived GitHub repo).

Another good alternative is Fuse.

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