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Moving to a new Computer

matthewsheridan13_8fe4225084matthewsheridan13_8fe4225084 Posts: 4
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Ladies and Gents-

I recently had to replace my tower and have found that my surface settings are completely messed up and I have no idea what changed. I have a 2T internal drive that I simply removed from my old tower and inserted into the new one. When this happened all hair models came out looking translucent and all my charater skins are extremely pale compared to how they used to be. I am purely a recreational user of the program, but I really would apreaciate some help on this. I have tried the typical uninstall / reinstall, and also deleted my entire content library and reloaded it to no avail.

Any help would be greatly appricated

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,833
    edited February 2022

    How do they render? Your image doesn't show any of the settings widgets in the Viewport but I suspect you are using the Filament Drawstyle there, which can be prone to over-exposure with the default values.

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  • matthewsheridan13_8fe4225084matthewsheridan13_8fe4225084 Posts: 4

    Yes I just rendered the scene and it looks fine.... weird

     

    So this is only a issue with the visualization of the workspace?

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  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 100,833

    Yes, Filament can produce too much light - there are options you can adjust by selecting the proerpties nodes in the Scene, or you can switch to another mode (there is a light-bulb filament icon next to the button for picking the current view, at top-right of the Viewport - click that to switch to another Drawstyle).

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