Gareth Whitehead

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  • Gareth Whitehead commented,

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    3. Help with Discrepancy in Color of Eyes

    Tried to make an entirely new one using the standard mesh, textures, and materials. I messed with the lights and blending mode and still no success comes out with same darkened results. Is there a ...

  • Gareth Whitehead commented,

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    3. Help with Discrepancy in Color of Eyes

    Uploaded entire folder for the lens here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZoibhoKydYqGAD2ImQZgBynnk2NWrBEO?usp=sharing Thanks so much for your help.

  • Gareth Whitehead commented,

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    I tried Disabling, Max, and Alpha Test for Blending methods, I also tried putting the Specular Envmap back to the default and the result in all cases was the same. Is there a way to send over the p...

  • Gareth Whitehead commented,

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    Apologies for my ignorance, however, could you please clarify about the blend mode (as I've not consciously worked with that) and what your suggestion would be to change it?

  • Gareth Whitehead commented,

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    Absolutely, Here is the Snap Chat Link:https://gyazo.com/f6d6001b557b5a2ee0918e6c4a7856e0 Used a Photo in the pictures.Lens Studio Settings: Lens Studio Preview: Snap Camera Preview:

  • Gareth Whitehead created a post,

    Help with Discrepancy in Color of Eyes

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    I've just got started with Lens Studio and have been trying to make my own lens for personal use in elevating an online DnD game. That being said my first task was something relatively simple I wan...

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