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mb, and thanks for the info ^^Buried in the changelog.
someone knows if he will try to fix the female genitalia problem??..... (if u ask what problem is, try to touch lot of sliders.....and enjoy the duplicated inner pussy/anus until there's a mess there...that the worst censor of japan can be awesome.)
Buried in the changelog.- Minimize that long-standing problem where the vagina gets deformed by seemingly unrelated morphs. You should now have much more room to play around with different morphs before things get weird, although it's still not 100% perfect - it's just the way morphs work.
It's only Beta 1 out of 5. The clothes haven't been touched at all so of course they don't work with the new morphs yet.So it looks like it broke a lot of clothing.
To quote myself from Vin's pateron pageHow do you work the new morph system? I can't make head or tale of it.
Are eyes on the list? I can barely tell the different colors besides green and blue. Even then, colors are very dark.It's only Beta 1 out of 5. The clothes haven't been touched at all so of course they don't work with the new morphs yet.
Clothes will be Beta 3 onwards.
If you're using Windows 10, then open any folder or This PC. Click on "View" at the top of the file explorer window, then check the "File name extensions" box located on the far right-hand side of the View tab. Job done. You'll now see the file extension at the end of every file's filename on your computer.Ravenger6660 Okay, so after a few adjustments a few quick saves/edits and now apparently I'm having trouble getting the scene to start at all. I made sure not to use the tab key (I'll admit I had to start over after I found the note a little too late) and to space properly, however I think I may have found the problem but my lack of programmer knowledge prevents me from finding a solution.... so, quick question... The scene builder document says "Scenes are built by a script in an .lpscene file" and when you look at each individual scene each file says the file type is a lpscene file. However I just realized under "file" my scene just says "file", so how exactly do I change it to a ".lpscene file"?
Yes, wasn't on the list originally but with the new real face import being able to make quite photorealistic characters, the eyes really stick out like a sore thumb. I kinda want to do something about the hair too, to bring all character assets to the same standard.Are eyes on the list? I can barely tell the different colors besides green and blue. Even then, colors are very dark.
Thanks again as always Vin!
I was just about to comment on the eyes. When I first brought up shaders with you on discord, the eyes were the feature I thought needed them most. Whether you get new textures or not, you have got to get some specular on those eyes, or they'll continue to look dead. You can't just use the same shaders as the skin because obviously they have different material and surface properties, different reflection, refraction and subsurface scattering.Yes, wasn't on the list originally but with the new real face import being able to make quite photorealistic characters, the eyes really stick out like a sore thumb. I kinda want to do something about the hair too, to bring all character assets to the same standard.
I actually fixed the issue by adding ".lpscene" to the file name when saving the file AND selecting ALL types under the drop box for file types. I was able to turn the text document into a ".lpscene file" and get it running.If you're using Windows 10, then open any folder or This PC. Click on "View" at the top of the file explorer window, then check the "File name extensions" box located on the far right-hand side of the View tab. Job done. You'll now see the file extension at the end of every file's filename on your computer.