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SKYLAB CHAT
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Oh okay. I see now.
Okay here's the latest version of Pitterbill hair with the new Spock look. I'll leave it as a download here but want to work on it more before putting it in Renderosity free stuff. Dropbox - runtime.zip - Simplify your life
Okay here's the latest version of Pitterbill hair with the new Spock look. I'll leave it as a download here but want to work on it more before putting it in Renderosity free stuff. Dropbox - runtime.zip - Simplify your life
skylab
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Spock Hair bangs are much better, but there seems to be a bit of a cow lick on top of his head, and there's space between the side of the face and the sideburns. The first image is as it loads, with no changes. The second image is after I reduced the xScale down to about 95%. It parents to the head properly when it loads. And yes, I observed a faint line also, as Linda mentioned.
skylab
Esteemed
The Bean hair parents properly when it loads. I rendered it from three angles to see if the little area at the beginning of the part in the front looked the same at all three angles...it's like a darker spot (?). This may be nothing, but just showing you the only thing that I noticed...and since this is a freebie that will be put on Rendo, outside of our little group 
skylab
Esteemed
Well, in P11 you have the option now of area lights, and I had everything cranked up at all angles, like this:
I was rendering in firefly. In superfly, the lights typically will load cranked up to 3000% to get the shiny gold and glass effects. So the two lights on the right side were at 3000%, and one on the left side was 3000%, the rest were at 100%....in other words, I just popped them in and took the default settings to save time.
I was rendering in firefly. In superfly, the lights typically will load cranked up to 3000% to get the shiny gold and glass effects. So the two lights on the right side were at 3000%, and one on the left side was 3000%, the rest were at 100%....in other words, I just popped them in and took the default settings to save time.