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Anything other than nose in eye reflections?

vex3d_22560vex3d_22560 Posts: 130
in Daz Studio Discussion

How do I accomplish this? :D

I've added UE2 with an hdr, i've toggled it to 'show in render' and it works for lights and i've set max raytrace distance to 5000 and shrank the size of the EU2 ( it is an apt room image )

Only thing that gets to show up in her eyeball is her nose!

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  • BeeMKayBeeMKay Posts: 7,019
    edited August 2015

    Change the angle of your camera. At some angles, it will be mostly the nose showing up as an reflection, just like in real life.

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  • vex3d_22560vex3d_22560 Posts: 130

    It actually had nothing to do with that.

    I had to select the EnvironmentSphere and turn raytracing 'on' in the surfaces tab, and make sure it was 'visible in render', it actually took a lot of finagling to get it right, but mission accomplished o.O

  • vex3d_22560vex3d_22560 Posts: 130
    edited August 2015

    image attached of reflections, only added by the EnvSphere

    eye-ref-raytrace.png
    900 x 900 - 615K
    Post edited by vex3d_22560 on
  • mjc1016mjc1016 Posts: 15,001
    edited August 2015
    vex3d said:

    It actually had nothing to do with that.

    I had to select the EnvironmentSphere and turn raytracing 'on' in the surfaces tab, and make sure it was 'visible in render', it actually took a lot of finagling to get it right, but mission accomplished o.O

    Yep...almost any other surface shader would have given reflections,  with just the 'Visible in render' being set to on.  The omnifreaker shader (omSimpleSurface) that is on the UberEnvironment EnvSphere has that raytrace on/off switch...with it 'off' you will NOT get any reflections from the EnvSphere.  It loads 'off' by default.

    Post edited by mjc1016 on
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