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select the hair: adjust, next headsize : forehead width,forehead depth, do that in smooth shaded, you should be able to see the adjustement
- Jun 7, 2019
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Because they use a scalp geograft shell... and that dev doesn't make it auto follow the character morphs thus you get the black line where it clips the forehead.
- Apr 13, 2021
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I think it happens with most dforce hair.
So the solution mentioned to increase the value for the head (from the hair) is the best option. In some other topic a healing brush in your favorite photo app will do that as well. Did not try it myself though.
Usually this happens if the angle is not right and i noticed that you can pretty much see it in the viewport when it's loading as there are spots open in the scalp.
My advise is to just experiment and spot render that part until it's right. Less hassle later on.
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One thing to check is where the character in question is in the scene. The farther a character is away from (0,0,0), the greater the chance of artifacts like this. It has to do with the way that iRay represents numbers, and the fact that there's less precision the farther away from (0,0,0) you go. I've found that if you reposition everything in the scene so that your character is at X=0, Z=0, that many times these kinds of artifacts go away. Not always, but...
The attached ZIP file has a script that was posted quite a while back on Daz's forum. If you select your character and then run the script, it will recenter everything for you.
View attachment Recenter In World.zip View attachment Recenter In World.zip