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This is my method for aligning the left eye in racemenu and only for racemenu users.
We've all seen it the eye, eyebrow, and cheekbone all to high on the left side of the face
Screen archers try to counter this problem by having there character look anywhere but
straight on. Nothing worse than something out of symmetry.
The eyes is not the only way to check if your mesh has this problem, the ear height is also out
of alignment and is easier to check with the naked eye. The same process can be applied to fix
the ear height as well.
I stress this most adamantly, in all the load processes you do in sculpt, check that the eyes
do not move when loading, this is not an if but a when, when they move gray out the history
back to where you masked and load again until the eyes do not move. A better method around
this evasive eye move is to uncheck the eyes in the load process This is a failing of racemenu
that I discovered and have found no mention of it anywhere. If saved after they move, you will
be stuck with mis-aligned eyes.
This method will work on the default head mesh and citrus head mesh.
This is not a fix for every character in your game, it is only for the characters you build in
racemenu, as presets or followers and the player character. Once saved it will stay with
that character.
The text tutorial is a complete guide from start to finish on how this is achieved in racemenu.
I have used this method on all my characters and followers with no issues, it will require a
bit of work on your part, but very satisfying when you see the results.
I will leave it at that, as usual any problems let me know and we'll see if we can't sort them,
follow the guide and you should be good.
We've all seen it the eye, eyebrow, and cheekbone all to high on the left side of the face
Screen archers try to counter this problem by having there character look anywhere but
straight on. Nothing worse than something out of symmetry.
The eyes is not the only way to check if your mesh has this problem, the ear height is also out
of alignment and is easier to check with the naked eye. The same process can be applied to fix
the ear height as well.
I stress this most adamantly, in all the load processes you do in sculpt, check that the eyes
do not move when loading, this is not an if but a when, when they move gray out the history
back to where you masked and load again until the eyes do not move. A better method around
this evasive eye move is to uncheck the eyes in the load process This is a failing of racemenu
that I discovered and have found no mention of it anywhere. If saved after they move, you will
be stuck with mis-aligned eyes.
This method will work on the default head mesh and citrus head mesh.
This is not a fix for every character in your game, it is only for the characters you build in
racemenu, as presets or followers and the player character. Once saved it will stay with
that character.
The text tutorial is a complete guide from start to finish on how this is achieved in racemenu.
I have used this method on all my characters and followers with no issues, it will require a
bit of work on your part, but very satisfying when you see the results.
I will leave it at that, as usual any problems let me know and we'll see if we can't sort them,
follow the guide and you should be good.