hcameron90 (6/21/2014)

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Also I wont be able to get the right shot If i keep the lens at 20mm.

peppie (6/22/2014)

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Interesting that no one has reported this problem b4 now.Iclone 5.5 has been out a long time.So I take it no-one uses actors in their scenes until now. Screwing with 5.5 and plugging 6. Go figure.:Whistling:

Alley (6/22/2014)

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Oh dear, I am sorry you had to buy it. Here is the thing, when I rebooted the computer and re-started iClone, that behaviour as in my video was not happening the same. Well, it was happening a little, but nothing like that video. I can't explain it and I wish I had thought to do that sooner.

I am so sorry you had to spend the money.. :crying:

Alley (6/21/2014)

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I have 337.88.

Do you have the World Wilderness to see if you have the same issue?

Alley (6/21/2014)

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Hi Rampa - I tried doing opacity maps for this sort of thing. The issue is that it would have to be so precise - for example with Eddie in that sweater. There are two upper layers. The under shirt layer would need the opacity to cover the under shirt at the exact point where the over sweater met the under sweater. I got it pretty close, but I could not get it 100% as there are no guide lines. You either still allow a sliver of skin to show, or you need it to overlap at least a little - which then does not eliminate the problem.

Even if you get that 100% right - you also have to create an opacity layer for the skin. Because it's not just getting the 2nd layer right, there is still skin show through. So again, you would have to try and create an opacity map on the skin that precisely lines up to the outer edge of the upper cloth.

AND....you would have to provide these multiple opacity maps redesigned for every single different outfit.

Take Vit 3d Cloth with several layers. Imagine trying to get multiple opacity maps for every layer to line up perfectly - it's just not possible without taking hours and hours and risking ruining the final look.

If you keep banging your head against a wall, the simplest solution is not to put padding on the wall but to just stop banging your head. Why not just change up the camera for that particular scene - it's only a problem in this very rare circumstance where you have the camera set for extreme close, but then you zoom out.

As a person who does cloth outfits for Reallusion, Cellygon, Vit 3d, Bigboss and others, I know how difficult it would be to try and create opacity maps for this sort of situation. The reality is that it's just not feasible.