hborre posted at 7:44 AM Fri, 3 March 2023 - #4457496

I'm with Rhia on this one.  Without any additional information from the OP, you're offering a shotgun approach as a solution.  I totally disagree with the alternate_diffuse and alternate_specular channel statement, those connections can be controlled with an HSV2 node or converting the white chip to a greyscale color.   Snarly's EZSkin3 uses those connectors for Superfly renders so there is no validity that Superfly does not like the alternates.

Sorry should have kept my mouth shut.  Perhaps I missed remembered but I was sure that is what I did when I had the problem when I first started using Superfly but somewhere along the way I converted to using the PhysicalSurface node so white eyes ceased to be and issue.  I remember doing this manually but these days I would use Ken-1171_design's Go Physical script if I wanted to convert old materials.

 

 

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