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Subject: Lighting and reflection problem


CrazyDawg ( ) posted Mon, 03 April 2006 at 2:17 AM · edited Mon, 25 November 2024 at 8:27 PM

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I'm not sure if the title of this subject is correct but anyways here goes. As you can see by the image i posted i am getting some form of lighting reflection in the models eyes. I have deleted the all lights before i rendered the image and still i get that light reflection. Strange how when i used the old version of D|S i never had this problem.. So if someone would be so kind to explain what this problem is and how i can fix it i will be so grateful. Oh i didn't post this over at Daz because i am more at home here at R'sity plus i find you get better help here than there no mater which forum you visit. CrazyDawg (One sad puppy at the moment)

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PickersAngel ( ) posted Mon, 03 April 2006 at 6:20 AM

Check the specularity settings on the corneas. That's usually the culprit when you get "white eye". Glossiness should be in the 90% range, with the color set to black.


CrazyDawg ( ) posted Mon, 03 April 2006 at 10:30 AM

PickersAngel you have made me one happy little puppy again...took some finding of the settings you mentioned but once there i had it fixed in 5 minutes.. Thank you, you are a true Angel

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