When I come to the forum now, iread and stop on a post to coment and then must sign in. I do and I get the darn capta game 10x screens to go through..then sign in and it gives me this message : The following problem occurred...                        The topic or posts you are trying to access no longer exist. These may have been deleted or hidden.  Such a pain in the Arse RL.

NOW, on to the main problem:
 I am in CC3 and morphing the Warrior, all OK, send it to IC 7.3, all OK.
Then I spin the character as I remove some garments and get this.... LOL thanks RL for the Moon shot....LOL anyone else can verify this in IC?



MSI GE66 Raider, Intel 10th Gen, I7, SC Turbo to 5.3 GHZ, 240HZ, 64GB 3300 Ram,  2x 1TB M2 SSD Drives, NVIDIA GPU RTX 2070/8GB, 55" Sony 4K Monitor  External data drives total 7 TB. and an AUDIO Studio Recording system.

anyone else can verify this in IC?

Of course you can be helped.
You have activated the function "Hide Inner Mesh".
The program hid the inner mesh under armor skirt
If you take off the skirt in IClone now, the "Inner Mesh" is still hidden. Nim In IClone 7, uncheck "hide inside mesh" and your avatar should be complete again.
Greeting Postfrosch


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Thanks for the reply but that only makes it worse. Shows more of his um Arse, The grey area (pockets disappear and show skin.) 
{That result was from unchecking the Hide inner Mesh on the whole Character itself selected. NOW going directly to the Pants and selecting that in the scene manager unchecking Hide inner Mesh,  that works.
Thank you for the help.   


MSI GE66 Raider, Intel 10th Gen, I7, SC Turbo to 5.3 GHZ, 240HZ, 64GB 3300 Ram,  2x 1TB M2 SSD Drives, NVIDIA GPU RTX 2070/8GB, 55" Sony 4K Monitor  External data drives total 7 TB. and an AUDIO Studio Recording system.

The TOON Shader has become unusable -- I posed a rant in the Technical issues forum (sorry) but the problem is that outlines are too thick and the NormalThreshold (probably due to the line width) causes spots to appear where they shouldn't (the tip of her nose, for example).  Below is a comparison between 7.3 and 6.5 toon renders -- both made at exactly the same res. as close to the same circumstances as possible:
As you can see, the results are significantly different, and the one on the left (7.3) is garbage.

Please tell me this will be fixed.

--Bex.

@Bexley - Please enter it into Feedback Tracker (complete with your great pictures that demonstrate the problem).  That way the issue doesn't get lost in the forum fog and clutter.  I hope they fix it.

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iClone 7... Character Creator... Substance Designer/Painter... Blender... Audacity...
Desktop (homebuilt) - Windows 10, Ryzen 9 3900x CPU, GTX 1080 GPU (8GB), 32GB RAM, Asus X570 Pro motherboard, 2TB SSD, terabytes of disk space, dual  monitors.
Laptop - Windows 10, MSI GS63VR STEALTH-252, 16GB RAM, GTX 1060 (6GB), 256GB SSD and 1TB HDD

Thanks for the tip -- I didn't realise there WAS a feedback tracker! <D'oh!>

--Bex.

Here's a doozy of a bug for v7.3.2205.1
Only on my desktop W10 64b v1607 
not my laptop W10 64b v1803 
iClone will not show my timeline
MANUAL SAYS:
You can open the Timeline panel in any of the following ways:

•       Access the Window >> Timeline command from the main menu bar.   
•       Use the hotkey F3.   
•       Click the Timeline button on the play bar.

All 3, it's NOPE, NOPE, and NOPE.
Existing projects or a new project. Any workspace.
I'm gonna have to roll back.

I rolled back
then
I rolled forwards
now it works
I'll see if I restart or load projects and see if it vanishes again.

I've found the newer required NVDIA drivers don't work (or don't even install) unless you have at least Windows 10 v1803. So that's not surprising.

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Hi HJ

If you are still having this issue, please do report it to Technical Support so the issue can be logged and investigated further. Thanks.

https://www.reallusion.com/CustomerSupport/UserEx/QForm.html


                                                                

Peter
Forum Administrator

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