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Cyber Implants for Genesis 8 Females

DekeSladeDekeSlade Posts: 127
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Hm, got a little quirky conflict someone might help me work out. Cyber Implants work fine, the copy/paste surface works fine UNLESS Im also using Contact Len Builder which uses a geo shell. Toggled on it shows where the implants are both in the viewport and the render. Is there a workaround or is this an incompatability?

On a side note should midnight_stories ever see this would LOVE a version without the fingers, so there would just be the wrist graph. I may be the only one!!!

Thanks all!

- Deke.

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  • GordigGordig Posts: 10,060

    Any time you're using multiple geoshells, you need to make sure that they're not affecting the same surfaces. Go into the parameters for either geoshell, click on Shell, and turn all surfaces that geoshell shouldn't be affecting off. 

  • DekeSladeDekeSlade Posts: 127

    Thanks, thought I had tinkered around with that but will check, Im guessin your hunch is right. Though that leaves me with the question for future knowledge, why would a geoshell meant for the eyes turn it off on the rest of the body but only appear where the cyber implants are? Knowledge is power!

  • GordigGordig Posts: 10,060

    DekeSlade said:

    Thanks, thought I had tinkered around with that but will check, Im guessin your hunch is right. Though that leaves me with the question for future knowledge, why would a geoshell meant for the eyes turn it off on the rest of the body but only appear where the cyber implants are? Knowledge is power!

    A geoshell is a copy of the entire figure, not just the surfaces for which it's intended. Another thing you can try is by changing the offsets under General -> Mesh Offset in the parameter pane for the geoshell.

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