Quote - Thanks for the suggestion for the animals...it really does look much nicer.  I wasn't sure so I just used "hair" on whiskers.  I'm also curious as to when/what you would use sclerasimple and skintrans.

 

Sclerasimple is a shader for the sclera that does NOT have reflections. The ordinary sclera shader does have reflections. This shader is for cases when other parts of the eye have reflections on them (typically the cornea) and additional reflectivity of the sclera would be overkill. Using the sclerasimple shader can make the eye look better and save a lot of rendering time too.

The skintrans shader is exactly the same as the 'maybe' shader, just with a different name. In early versions of EZSkin the names didn't matter as they were not exposed to the user. Now that they are, I wanted to give this shader a better name while keeping the original name for backwards compatibility. The shader takes into account transparency and transparency maps and is primarily intended for those strange 'eyebrow' zones on some DAZ figures and the genital addons for many male figures, but may be useful in other cases too.

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