BC Avatar Creator Studio

V1.5 mesh & morph studio
CC0 MakeHuman/MPFB base • human mesh only • bust growth test

Universal body foundation

The primary viewport now attempts to load a real CC0 MakeHuman/MPFB human base mesh. Presets and saved BC parameters are retained for the next morph-target mapping stage.

Starting body proportions

Measurement calibration (experimental)

Enter measured inches to initialize body sliders. This is a visual approximation, not a mathematically exact body scan. Height and circumferences are independently adjustable afterward.

Height (in) Bust/chest (in) Waist (in) Hips (in)

V1.5 mesh status

Loading the real human base mesh…

V1.5 architecture: The legacy procedural avatar has been removed. When the CC0 human base loads, Body sliders drive experimental morph targets on the default CC0 mesh. Upload a GLB containing morph targets to activate compatible body sliders.

3D model & morph targets

The default MakeHuman OBJ has no morph targets. To test true sculpting, load a GLB/GLTF model with authored shape keys. The file stays on this device and is not saved to browser storage.

Load GLB / GLTF

No morph-enabled model loaded.

V1.5 maps the front breast surface relative to the sternum, with a diagnostic overlay. Bust Fullness changes volume, Width adjusts lateral contour, and Projection controls forward depth. These are illustrative deformations, not measurement-accurate predictions.

V1.5 bust mapping diagnostic

Highlights which original mesh vertices are affected by bust fullness. Orange = affected surface. White = outside region. Use this to verify that the breasts, not the rib cage, are being changed.

Show bust influence points Bust map sensitivity

Waiting for base mesh…

V1.5 free base & live body sculpt

The CC0 MakeHuman OBJ contains extra helper meshes. Hide those first, then inspect front/side/back. Six body sliders now apply conservative generated deformation targets to the base mesh. Inspect front, side and back. Export the visible base as a reusable GLB.

Hide helper / clothing construction meshes

Preparing base…

V1.5 surface & geometry inspection

These controls improve lighting and shading; they cannot repair a malformed base mesh. Inspect front, side and back before adding shape keys.

Smooth vertex normals (welded OBJ) Show wireframeSkin surface finish

Awaiting geometry report…

Appearance studio

Hair and outfit selections are saved as style preferences. The generic OBJ does not include wearable clothing or hairstyle meshes; this section does not pretend to render them yet.

Hairstyle Outfit Locked face reference (design target)

Your portrait is not a 3D face scan. Face geometry remains generic until a properly modeled likeness is integrated.

Character sculpt

Measurements & weight history (beta)

Dated measurements are saved locally and exported separately. They do not yet drive the mesh or predict body changes.

Date Weight (lb) Waist (in) Hips (in) Bust (in)

Your approved portrait is not embedded yet. V1.5 uses a real human base mesh when available, but it is still a neutral generic human—not your personal scan. Body slider values are preserved for morph-target mapping; measurement calibration remains approximate.

Measurements are reference inputs, not automatic body scanning. This prototype does not upload photos or measurements. Three.js loads from a CDN, so an internet connection is needed. Your recorded data stays on this device.