Makehuman export doesn't look the same in Blender

[EWS]

I'm trying to export a model that I made in Makehuman and import it to blender.

The model looks way different in Blender for some reason:


This picture is from an Mhx2 file export. I also tried dae and fbx, but they have the same problem.
Am I doing something wrong here? I'm using the default settings btw. "Feet on ground" and decimeter.

[loki1950]

It will depend on which rendering pipeline is used MH's internal render is straight OpenGL while blender has two default render engines blender render and cycles so nothing is wrong just not the same as within MH there also several other render engines that can be used with blender and they are also working on a real-time pbr render engine set for release with blender 2.8.

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[EWS]

It will depend on which rendering pipeline is used MH's internal render is straight OpenGL while blender has two default render engines blender render and cycles so nothing is wrong just not the same as within MH there also several other render engines that can be used with blender and they are also working on a real-time pbr render engine set for release with blender 2.8.

Enjoy the Choice

Thank you for the reply. I know a bit more about the rendering now
What I meant was that the shape of the face is different in Blender, the chin is longer and the face is more narrow. Is this something that I can change by using different render settings?

[loki1950]

Now that you mention it I can see what you mean but it may be a lighting and shadow effect as the internal MH view port lighting is very flat with a minimum of shadows so play with the lighting setup in blender lighting a model can be tricky. Try adding a fill light that points directly at the face there will literally thousands of ways to do it so just play around with placement and intensity while you set blender's view port to render.The other thing that may be happening is a different camera lens focal length as that is an other source of distortion welcome to the learning cliff we will endeavour to place some pitons so you can climb it(ask questions freely we were all newbies).

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[wolgade]

It looks like you use perspective view in Blender. Switch off perspective view in Blender (NumPad 5) and check whether the shape is still different.

[EWS]

It looks like you use perspective view in Blender. Switch off perspective view in Blender (NumPad 5) and check whether the shape is still different.

You were indeed right. I changed the perspective to orthographic and now it looks the same Thanks for the help.

Now that you mention it I can see what you mean but it may be a lighting and shadow effect as the internal MH view port lighting is very flat with a minimum of shadows so play with the lighting setup in blender lighting a model can be tricky. Try adding a fill light that points directly at the face there will literally thousands of ways to do it so just play around with placement and intensity while you set blender's view port to render.The other thing that may be happening is a different camera lens focal length as that is an other source of distortion welcome to the learning cliff we will endeavour to place some pitons so you can climb it(ask questions freely we were all newbies).

Enjoy the Choice

I also needed to change the camera object settings to orthographic to have it work with renders. The lights are a nice touch indeed I really like makehuman so far. I have been out of 3dmodeling since I first learned a bit about it in school, but this website got me interested in it again. Hopefully I don't ask too much questions haha.