Custom faces not fitting the default roblox head

[flamingolover999991 (Wonderful)]

So I’ve been trying to put custom faces onto charcaters in roblox studio byt replacing the decals texture within the head to my face, however its always stretched out and doesn’t fit the head, the image below should show what im saying.

ive tried many fixes, using textures does the same thing no matter what setting i tweak, and using surface gui doesnt fit onto meshes, the only thing that works is putting a decal on a part Infront of the head but that looks weird from the side profile, any fixes for this? (ive also tried putting AlwaysOnTop on for surfacegui, but then the image will clip through every part.)

[Vyh06 (Vyh0606Z)]

Maybe try re-exporting it from whatever art platform you use but scale it down a bit? Decals can be a bit weird on non-flat objects

[Yarik_superpro (The_GrandOptimizer)]

That texture not matching face UV
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Classic Clothing UV Mapping Guidelines[R15]

I know it’s been over a month, but I wanted to say that this is pretty helpful! After Roblox announced (then postponed) a terrible update that would mess up the platform as a whole, I started considering making my own body part bundles (for use in my own experience only, so those policy changes wouldn’t apply to me). A few hours ago, I applied the clothing template textures to a character (with shading so I knew which sections were used by bottom faces of parts), then exported it as a model, wh…

[MrFnonn]

just make the face smaller and not on up to image bounds

[flamingolover999991 (Wonderful)]

it doesnt work, every time i upload the image roblox makes it go to the image bounds

[flamingolover999991 (Wonderful)]

i have tried this before, roblox keeps scaling it back up for me

[flamingolover999991 (Wonderful)]

this is for r15, i use r6, and ive looked through their UV’s and its for clothing not faces

[Yarik_superpro (The_GrandOptimizer)]

UV Map References for R15 & R6 Humanoid Body Parts to Support Clothing

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