Quote - > Quote - > Quote - > Quote - Yep, that is what I'm referring to. Bagginsbill has come up with a eye-materials shader that reflects the lights in the scene... MUCH more realistic.

Hmmm. I must have missed that one.  Do you have a link?

It's part of his Pr2 shader - well, that's the one I'm using is, anyway, Acadia. I'm not actually using Pr3 but I'm certain he'd have something equally clever in there. Have a look in all the eye materials: really quite impressive what he does!

I still have no clue what you're talking about :(
Can someone please post a link to the thread so that I can look through it and put it into the "Material Room Bookmarks" Thread?

I'm terribly sorry, Acadia... I thought you had been following the VSS discussions. In Bagginsbill's posts he has a link to his freebie stuff: and on that page you will see a dot-point item under downloads:
VSS PR2 Control Prop (Don't get this unless you're curious - use PR3 - makes your character blue)
In that VSS thingie are shaders for all the eye materials. They are the ones I currently use.

I'm terribly sorry I was so obscure, Acadia... please feel free to query if I've left anything unexplained.

Bagginsbill will tell you that his Pr3 stuff is superior, so you might want to go with that.

Pr2 and Pr3 are the skin shaders that he sent out with VSS. Many people confuse VSS with the shaders: they are two distinctly different items. VSS is a tool he wrote to distribute shaders on figures and props. The shaders are an example of how it can be done.

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