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What is wrong with these lips

aborsuk_94acbad1bcaborsuk_94acbad1bc Posts: 3
in The Commons

This is a free downloadable character called Ker2021. The skin is really awesome, I've never seen anything like it, but there is something wrong with the lips.

Does anybody know what is causing this?

Keri2021.jpg
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  • FSMCDesignsFSMCDesigns Posts: 12,774

    What figure is it for? If yoi take the face/head texture, copy it and then paste in on the lips section, it should fix that

  • zombietaggerungzombietaggerung Posts: 3,756

    The normal maps look messed up to me. Even her eyebrows look like they are carved into her face instead of raised.

  • TheMysteryIsThePointTheMysteryIsThePoint Posts: 3,009

    zombietaggerung said:

    The normal maps look messed up to me. Even her eyebrows look like they are carved into her face instead of raised.

    This.

    Normals maps come in two flavors: DirectX and OpenGL. It appears you've got one when your app expects the other.

  • VanillaStuffVanillaStuff Posts: 21

    You need to invert the Y of the normal map. Which is the green color channel of the normal file. 

  • Enchanted AprilEnchanted April Posts: 217
    edited July 2022

    VanillaStuff said:

    You need to invert the Y of the normal map. Which is the green color channel of the normal file. 

    Oh thank you. I have a similar problem with the beautiful MarieAntoinette fabric shaders from Atenais. All the embroideries go inwards... Now I know :) Which one is the right one for DAZ Studio?  DirectX or OpenGL?

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  • duckbombduckbomb Posts: 585

    Enchanted April said:

    VanillaStuff said:

    You need to invert the Y of the normal map. Which is the green color channel of the normal file. 

    Oh thank you. I have a similar problem with the beautiful MarieAntoinette fabric shaders from Atenais. All the embroideries go inwards... Now I know :) Which one is the right one for DAZ Studio?  DirectX or OpenGL?

    I believe it's OpenGL

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