Thanks , it'd be nice to have it back. I learned a lot from the chat folks and made some good, artistic friends.

mystmaiden

Thanks so much, Tina :)

I have to say I have gotten a lot of good 3d advice and a great deal of help in chat. Do we talk about other stuff, sure. Do we talk about 3d - absolutely and the people there will go out of their way to help if you are polite when asking. If you are rude and offensive right off the git go then you probably won't get many positive results. Furthermore, when you try to corner people into saying your help is more valid than others, likewise, the result will not be positive. Its not a competition, its a chat room. We learn and laugh and share the things we love.

mystmaiden

I tend to flit from one project to the next - back and forth. Just the way I do things, I still get them done and it gives me a break when I'm frustrated or confused. Not so terrible really

I did that just now, it didn't change the handful of light but it made the shadows falling across his body more dramatic which I like a lot. Thanks!

Disconnecting the reflection node on the schlera worked! Was that because of the way I had the lights placed?

I tried changing to a different eye but the results are very nearly the same. Turning off the reflection in the pose library did not seem to work.

I would So pay for a character that looked like him but I'm going to try a little dial spinning later and see what I come up with...

Thank you for the reply, Dreamer - I did try that, it wasnt very successful - the light still showed and it seemed to draw attention to the fingers being at a little bit of an odd angle. It might be more noticeable to me though since I've been fiddling with this for so long trying to fix the issue.