humanphenotypes.net (former www.humanphenotypes.com)

[Ratatoskr]

@British-Wolf, Pallantides

Adjusted the maps for Faelid, Paleo Atlantid.

Locals usually know best about their native phenotypes, so it's always great to receive info from them.

Sometimes it was not easy to get sufficient info to make the maps, so I am grateful for comments. The page will improve in an interactive way based on users' comments.

[Septentrion]

Like I said, people with "Paleo-Atlantid/Tydal" phenotypes are just as common here in south-eastern Norway as anywhere else in Norway, but according to the distrubtion map on his site they one would think there were higher concentration of such types in western and central Norway.


Also Baltid types are just as common if not more so than North Atlantids here in East Norway, yet North Atlantids are highlighted on the distribution map while Baltids are not.
Also various Alpinoid variants are quite common here, the lack of other phenotypes and the Nordidness of us East Norwegians compared to other regions is rather exaggerated in old anthropological works.

East Norway has more West Baltids than regular Baltids

[Pallantides]

East Norway has more West Baltids than regular Baltids

Actually there are more East Baltids than West Baltids here, but pure ones are more rare, it's often mixed with the more dominant types like Nordid and Cro-Magnids

[Zmey Gorynych]

I think its a good site, I can only imagine how much work was put into this. There are a few errors but the author is opened to adjustments. I can only say to look in the mirror to those who dismiss all this work.

[British-Wolf]

@British-Wolf, Pallantides

Adjusted the maps for Faelid, Paleo Atlantid.

Locals usually know best about their native phenotypes, so it's always great to receive info from them.

Sometimes it was not easy to get sufficient info to make the maps, so I am grateful for comments. The page will improve in an interactive way based on users' comments.

ok great

[Ratatoskr]

Update:

The phenotype mixer is now finished for males. There are more than 7000 blends (although many of them will probably not be found in nature )

[Graham]

What do you use for morphing, Abrosoft?

So your KN + Atlanto Med = British/Irish Atlantid

[Ratatoskr]

What do you use for morphing, Abrosoft?

Yes, I do.

I have seen you are great morpher, too

[Graham]

Yes, I do.

I have seen you are great morpher, too

Did you know, that if you hit shift over the dots, can do it all manually? I done a Keltic Nordid, but it took so long to do, can't be arsed anymore.

This took forever for example..



Plus I sharpen all the images a little before hand.

[Ratatoskr]

Did you know, that if you hit shift over the dots, can do it all manually? I done a Keltic Nordid, but it took so long to do, can't be arsed anymore.

This took for ever for example..

Yeah, you can imagine that it would have been horrible to do hundreds of morphs without manual shifting. No clue what Abrosoft thought when they put automatic adjustments as a defalt.


Btw: you can reduce the number of delination dots manually too, when adjusting the "Face Model."

I did all kinds of stuff with Abrosoft. Sometimes alienated it. I even programmed a macro that lets Abrosoft morph automatically (there are more than 7000 combinations in the mixer, so it was necessary


I like your Keltic Nordid. It shows them from another angle. It would be nice to have different angles for the whole site, but too much work. Plus if you do many hundred morphs you cannot always work with large sample size (I suppose your Keltics have >20).