Hmmmmm.. I tried, it's not easy to make it look good. But...I do look a lot like Senna... maybe I'll just use that
Thank you for your message.
The Ayrton Senna driver incorporated the facial model from this single photo.
Working on an image from just one photo is almost foolhardy in itself.
In the creation of Senna's tekture, the skin that could not be captured due to shadows, etc., was reproduced by grafting it from the subject's side.
The hair was formed from a free model's curly hair in Blender's sculpt mode.
One of the difficulties in the Asset Corsa environment is the transparency of the hair, which makes it look like a skin head when alpha blending is applied, and like a strip of colored paper hanging down when the normal settings are used.
The only setting that can be expressed in Asset Corsa is the alpha test.
It requires more knowledge than production time, so please be patient and keep trying.
The racing suit is based on an image from around 1991 and uses an existing model of the driver, but with partial modifications.
The logos of each manufacturer are imported from images or made by myself to make them as close to the actual ones as possible.
Even the "FIA ISO RULES 6940" badge was reproduced with care for the racing gloves.
The racing shoes were difficult to make due to their shape, but we added the Lambird logo.
Some users took a closer look at the details and took away the shortcomings, but they are fools who are completely unaware of these things.
Driver production requires more knowledge than production time, so please be patient and keep trying. Once you get used to it, you can call any model into the world of Asset Corsa.
The CAR MOD I created embeds not only the CAR model, but also the driver, passengers, dialogue, SE, background music and all the media that went into it.
This can also be reproduced by the driver and other armatures represented.
Best wishes for a successful production.
