Here's a pic. You can faintly see the eyebrows that are supposed to be there but still the stupid huge eyebrows are showing through. I've tried adjusting the transparency on all areas but unable to get rid of the blocks. The eyelashes came out fine, however.

hmmm. if that is Vicky 2... 1. set all object colours to white and highlight to black 2. make the upper eyebrows transparent (max and min transparency 100%, falloff 0%) DON'T apply a texture to them. No texture, no transparency map. 3. DON'T touch the brows gone dial 4. apply the texture you want to all the other parts

If youre using victoria , try not doing anything at all to the uppereyebrows. Vic2 has a eyebrow problem that you can either make them disappear or use a transmap. I loaded vic1 and tried to make the uppereyebrows show up and I cant make them show. I think their buried in her head:) Apply your texture map to the head with apply texture to entire figure marked and see what you get. Then when you go back into the editor uncheck apply texture to entire figure and apply the body maps. Make sure you set ALL object materials to the same color(white)And all highlights to black. HTH

That looks like you have the eyebrow set to transparant. That leaves a whole in her head. Just set the upper eyebrow to transparant. The eyebrow and the extra eyebrow at the bottom that does nothing leave alone or set to the color of the skin. And Vic2 doesn't have an eyebrow problem.

I hate them eyebrows, SMV's eyebrows wound up in the middle of her head, never, ever to surface again. If you delete them from the mesh none of the head morphs will work, incidently.

I like them eyebrows ... So there Jim S

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DO NOT TRANSMAP THE EYEBROWS. THEY SHOULD NOT BE TRANSPARENT. the eyebrow material is actually the SKIN under the eyebrow. Upper eyebrow is what you transmap & make transparent. If you have lost the upper eyebrow then check your parameter dials for a morph called "Brow gone" or "no brow" Check my tutorial on texturing Victoria.

Thanks to some kind folks that helped me out, turns out all that I needed to do was fiddle around with the "Brows In" dial setting on the head. The eyebrows were done correctly the first time before I messed around to get the pic that I uploaded on the first message. It's just that they were buried inside the head.

I guess I've just had good luck with Vicky's upper eyebrows... I use them all the time with a transparency map set to them... and I've never had any trouble with them not working (other than when I tried making a MAT file, and I even managed to fix that eventually)... (knocking on wood)