Anyway I'm looking to add the loops to mouth :-)
It should be possible wihout alter the verts.

Thx for suggestion,

Manuel

Well we have asked to Steven Stahlberg during the modelling of MH :-)
His reply:

"""
that's a great resource for artists
who want to study topology. No real
crits, except maybe you could change
the direction of edges down the
cheek, to easier incorporate the
infraorbital fold (which is one of those
things that everyone has, although it's
very subtle with some). To comment
the face, I think the red and blue loops
are really important, but the brown
and green ones don't really need to be
perfect loops. They can be, but there's
no pressing need imo.

"""

Of course, we have added the infraorbital…
Unfortunately I've only this old article to show about the mesh topology:

http://www.makehuman.org/docs/articles/05_12_01_new_model.pdf

I must write an updated one.
Of course, the mesh is not perfect as I want: I've notice of some triangles and some no flexible topology in the chest and upper leg. But the head is the result of an accurate study, it's hard to improve again.

Regards,

Manuel

Good Work and congratulations. And thanks a lot for giving us this software.

Have you tried just to unzip this ?

http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?group_id=150931&filename=makehuman1-0-0_alpha1_ubuntu8.10.zip

It's precompiled, you need only to install some libraries:

apt-get install libsdl1.2debian libsdl-image1.2

Regards,

Manuel

@Someone: There's no obligation to place any text in the rendered pictures or even say that you used the program to create your art.

@yvsry: You are copyright holder of your own morph targets, and if applying them to the base mesh gives a a unique new mesh, that mesh is mostly yours too.
The reason for the restrictions is only (like all opensource licenses) to stop commercial software companies from stealing the hard work of others. So it mostly applies to the creators of Poser, Daz and similar companies.
We can't use GPL license for models too, because it force all derived works to be GPL too, and this is not compatible with most of professional uses (in example, if you make a model for a commercial game, you don't want to release it as open source).

Regards,

Manuel