Bumping this because I thought it was fixed but only in the character maker, not in game. In game I'm still having this issue, any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Bumping this because I thought it was fixed but only in the character maker, not in game. In game I'm still having this issue, any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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Do you have like that in all cards or just few?
Try to look around in maker for any body color parameters that's not default (those with * beside parameter name), try resetting all parameters to defaults.
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It's happening with all of my characters. I tried going back to v1.85 of the hanmen shader, that didn't help. I checked the material editor and the only thing that isn't default is the shader, none of the other variables have been touched. Thanks for the suggestion though!
Velcrofly
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The Discord Illusion Server is here
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Hi, i could be wrong but it looks like the tireless trait is renamed to dynamo, dynamo has the same effect.
PreggoMyMom
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Hi fellas, after downloading the All-In-One file, do I have to download the Sideloader Modpack file as well in order to play ? If not, does it affect the gameplay ?
No, Sideloader Modpack contains only mods for Studio like maps and props not used by the main game. Probably that's why they're in separate archive file.
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The studio is integrated in the main game
But you can test the studio without this modpack
The modpack adds a lot of elements
If you only want to play the game, then No.
The optional sideloader mods are for Studio only. Some of them might even mess up game play.
Read a few posts up for more info.
Anyone? Having similar issue. All shaders are the latest on mine.
Everything seems to be working fine, but finding many cards asking for Hanmen skin mod, and a few dark ruler files?
Got an answer to this on the HS2 forum from user Drowsy
The short version: opening up the material editor body and tweaking the TransBase setting seemed to work for me.
Drowsys advice: Play with "the TransBase, TransDynamic, TransOcclusion, TransRange and TransShadows settings. Tuning the first few of these down a bit, and/or Shadow up a bit, will reduce the SSS effect. If you overdo it you might end up creating some weirdly dark bodyparts, so tune it gradually and try out the result in different color/lighting until you get it to your liking. "
Full post for credit and completeness: https://f95zone.to/threads/illusion-hs2-studio-neo-chara-maker-help-guides-thread.66252/post-9923553