I JUST BOUGHT POSER 11 PRO AND FOUND A FUNNY LOOKING IN FIGURES EYES. I HAVE POSER FROM POSER 5 UP TO 11 BUT THIS MAKE TO THINK WHAT IS MISSING IN POSER 11 PRO

THE PROBLEM IS SHOWN IN OPEN GL. THE SREED IS OK. WANT TO KNOW HOW TO FIX THIS UGLY EYES. THANKS IN ADVANCE

I'm going to move this to the Poser Forum, where you'll be more likely to get an answer.

James Hi Res in preview window with only one difussed light and OpenGL display

James Hi Res with Poser 11 Lights set, OpenGL preview display.

Perhaps the solution is to add The Construct (as I have) or to add any type of surface to the scene to allow more light to bounce around ?

James Hi res rendered using Firefly in Poser Pro 11.

Make sure you have all the content updates as well, for Poser Pro 11.

infinity said to add the construct. It looks to me like it's already there. I'm going to suggest more lighting. If that doesn't work, post a screen shot of the advanced tab of the eyetrans shader and maybe your preview settings.

Also...

OK folks, The problem with the black eyes is: Materials. 1) might be using a glass shader in Superfly that needs caustics turned on to let you see through the glass. 2) shader is too reflective and reflecting the very dark construct. This is what I use for V4's eye surface and it works just as good on James. Again, Make sure you turn caustics on in your superfly render settings.

I've been having trouble with hazy eyes either using Superfly or Firefly, IDLs seem to fix it, but what can I do to correct this, there appears to be a second eyelid in the second textures renter. They both are M4 Characters.

I meant IBL lighting above, but it depends on the light sets. This seems to be happening on tests with all my human models except Paul. The bottom picture looks like he has double eyelids.

Tomsde posted at 4:42AM Sun, 02 December 2018 - #4340981

I meant IBL lighting above, but it depends on the light sets. This seems to be happening on tests with all my human models except Paul. The bottom picture looks like he has double eyelids.

That's the "Tear" material; a layer of liquid resting between the lower lid and the eyeball itself. I agree it looks too much; perhaps it can be made invisible.

I usually turn off the Tear material. I never liked the way it renders.

Sorry to reopen an old thread but how do you turn off the tear material in poser 11? Thanks

Make the material 100% transparent like this.

I also encountered the same problen with eye rendering using superfly renderer And i have solution turn off your ground object on hierarchy editor the eye will be back normally And it means you cant render with sky dome you just can render with background material