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Daz3d > C4d Bridge Octane Eyes Problem

aprioraprior Posts: 0
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Hello, I have a problem. When ever I export a Character with the C4D Bridge (awesome tool btw) and convert the texture to octane, the eyes are bad. Anybody know a fix? Thank you!

Screenshot as Link

https://www.dropbox.com/s/2xi6hm9qkwv9a9u/eyes.JPG?dl=0

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  • emotionaldreams2emotionaldreams2 Posts: 141
    edited July 2020

    looks like a opacity/alpha issue.  tried adding a cornea alpha image ? i have not tested them plugin yet.

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  • aprioraprior Posts: 0

    did not worked :( Its something with the moisture material I think but I cant get it fixed. :-(

  • nvisualsnvisuals Posts: 12

    Under Octane settings, look for ray epsilon. Bring that down until the eye looks right. Should be fine now. 

  • vladimirvararuvladimirvararu Posts: 3

    It's a problem with the geometry. If you select the EyeMoisture and move or scale the geometry as it doesn't intersect with the Sclera the problem will disappear. I guess there is something wrong with the plugin that exports from Daz to C4D as in Octane for Daz there is no such an issue. I didn't try with Blender nor Maya.

  • Singular3DSingular3D Posts: 529
    edited July 2020
    vladimirvararu said:

    It's a problem with the geometry. If you select the EyeMoisture and move or scale the geometry as it doesn't intersect with the Sclera the problem will disappear. I guess there is something wrong with the plugin that exports from Daz to C4D as in Octane for Daz there is no such an issue. I didn't try with Blender nor Maya.

    I second that. I did several imports od Daz characters as OBJs and always had issues with the eyes because of overlapping polygons. A similar issue can happen with hair caps, as they might overlap with head polygons as well. Some render engines really have an issue with polygons that intersect (e.g. Vray for Cinema 4D)

    Post edited by Singular3D on
  • cc_70f110d6cc_70f110d6 Posts: 11

    Here's a fix for the dark circles in the eyes problem with Octane Render :

    Open the Octane settings and adjust the Ray Epsilon value. By default it's on 0.0001 so it needs to be 0.00001.

  • jeronimocollaresjeronimocollares Posts: 131

    Open material on editor into cinema and delete the node 'invert' on opacity. At last, work for me

  • jeronimocollaresjeronimocollares Posts: 131
    cc_70f110d6 said:

    Here's a fix for the dark circles in the eyes problem with Octane Render :

    Open the Octane settings and adjust the Ray Epsilon value. By default it's on 0.0001 so it needs to be 0.00001.

    Oh, ty :)

  • abhilashk.cse_f3ebd9d57dabhilashk.cse_f3ebd9d57d Posts: 7

    I can't get this fixed by adjusting the Ray Epsilon value. Any solution?

  • jeronimocollaresjeronimocollares Posts: 131
    cc_70f110d6 said:

    Here's a fix for the dark circles in the eyes problem with Octane Render :

    Open the Octane settings and adjust the Ray Epsilon value. By default it's on 0.0001 so it needs to be 0.00001.

    Oh, ty :)

    abhilashk.cse_f3ebd9d57d said:

    I can't get this fixed by adjusting the Ray Epsilon value. Any solution?

    Open map Eyeslash on Editor, try invert te opacity.

  • kozlovleokozlovleo Posts: 0

    cc_70f110d6 said:

    Here's a fix for the dark circles in the eyes problem with Octane Render :

    Open the Octane settings and adjust the Ray Epsilon value. By default it's on 0.0001 so it needs to be 0.00001.

    Somehow doesn't work for me :(

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