my rayepsilon is 0.0000 by default, so I changed it to 0.0001 and changed back to 0.0000, this annoying line was gone afaik the default is 0.00001 - what can't be shown in the daz slider value edit boxes - i'll replace that slider by a bigger text box, so you will see the full range when entering ...

... yes; scaling or moving the eyebrow away should help in this case (thanks UruMike)

the reason for this in general is the accuracy of the raytracing, controlled by the rayepsilon parameter (in every kernel's settings). if it is to high, it may show visible cracks where an invisible object breaks ...

The eyebrows are usually set to invisible in Daz Studio - the usual reason for them being seen is toggling V4 invisible and then back visible; the eyebrows get set to being visible when you do that. additional note: as of version 4 daz studio does no longer allow access to separated bone meshes; if ...

badmilk69 wrote:Here:

Hi badmilk69, thanks for the screenshot, and I found I typo "eyebrow" to "eyebrows"

now it works

Hi Yaoye,

I'll check in a bit to see if I can replicate that, but it looks like you added a material to the 1_eyebrow surface of V4. Typically ignore that portion material-wise. Try unlinking whatever material you have connected to that V4 surface.

Hope it helps.

Rich

EDIT: Just checked ...

3dmania wrote:Not my very first render (to horrible to show off) but the first renders which I consider ok with the OcDS.

catwalk.jpg

ultimate_badass_squad.jpg

Nice work

How to set up materials for hair??

Hello there,

I got a strange mesh on my V4 render in OcDS. How to get rid of this?

Thanks.

Just a quick test for awesome Octane Render :twisted:

Cool quick test. One suggestion when you are finalizing your render, if you do a close up you can turn up the SubD level for the character to 2. This will smooth out the geometry in the shoulder and make things look more convincing. I tend to ...

Just a quick test for awesome Octane Render