Creating a face model from multiple images and more

[r2nexs]

Hi,

Really excited to use your custom node, however I'm trying to create face models in an appropriate manner and I'm a bit stumbled.

1. Let's say I have a very large number of images, say 40, and I want to load them from a folder. The basic load image node actually allows that if you choose convert input to widget and double click the image input circle. However, is connecting it to the build blended face model or save face model the way to do this?
   I'm asking because in this discussion: you specify one needs to use the image batch node, but it only allows a specific number of images.

2. Is the blended face model node used to take an existing model and add images to it, to improve it?

3. If you have multiple images where in every image there are different people, and in some images only the person whose face model you want to create is in - how do you create the model? Creating multiple models and using the face model batch, maybe?

4. A bit of an unrelated question - in the face swap node there are indices for faces, where I am supposed to write the index number of the face I want to swap (or swap to). How do I know which face matches which index? I mean, are the faces detected from right to left, up to bottom...?

Thank you!

[Buumcode]

1. Let's say I have a very large number of images, say 40, and I want to load them from a folder.

I never make face model, but as I understand you place maximum photo in one one folder and then launch model creating. In Youtube a lot of video with tutorials. Search for 'Reactor face model' - as example - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pthaYCEOrVQ

in the face swap node there are indices for faces, where I am supposed to write the index number of the face I want to swap (or swap to). How do I know which face matches which index? I mean, are the faces detected from right to left, up to bottom...?

By default indexes count 'from large to small'. But if you want to change it - you need to use 'Reactor [Options]' variant of node. With added 'Options' node, where you can manually choose what you want. (From left to right, as example).