Hi Eric,

Just so I'm clear - a reinstall of the new update requires me to actually delete all my CC characters that I have installed into a project, and therefore retransfrer them from scratch via Iclone7. It appears that in the reinstall instructions that is what it is asking me to do, otherwise there might be corruption issues? Some of my scenes have quite a few characters and this would take a while, so I just thought I'd double check. Many thanks.

Hello @mrjmwolff,

Can I know what version of CC/IC and Live Link that you are using?
I think I have also seen a similar case having the same issue with you mentioned. Can you check this comment and see if it is the same?
https://forum.reallusion.com/401294/RE-CC3-to-Unreal-AutoSetup-Plugin-Download-Update-History?PageIndex=15#bm447836

You can also send upload your project and send me the link with private message, thanks in advacne!

Eric

I have the latest version of everything, including livelink, and the export piece to Unreal.  When I get characters into Ue4 (again, latest plugins and support installed for v4.25) the character still comes in with an opaque black cornea as it did previously for v4.24 of Unreal.  The shader looks like a complex material asset, but I don't see a way to set the cornea shader to be transparent or semi transparent.  I had seen this previously as the shader .  Also the eyelash shaders seem to not be working off of the UE4 shader type with opacity.  Where do I fix this?

Here is a closeup of the head with the strange patches beneath the eye.  This was exported from the latest CC to iClone and from there to the latest UE4, v4.25.  This is in the head shader, but twiddling the parameters doesn't seem to show how to get the patch to look like the rest of the face.

Found the answer to my own question on this one.  The default export has the layer above on - which is coming in opaque.  When I used the base layer and unchecked the one above the eyeball showed up.  I guess the one above is another layer to give you the ability to color it...although I didn't seem to be able to get that to work - it was just making the eye black on every export.  Seems like that is a bug in the exporter, but maybe I missed something.  

Found the answer to my own question on this one.  The default export has the layer above on - which is coming in opaque.  When I used the base layer and unchecked the one above the eyeball showed up.  I guess the one above is another layer to give you the ability to color it...although I didn't seem to be able to get that to work - it was just making the eye black on every export.  Seems like that is a bug in the exporter, but maybe I missed something.  

Found the answer to my own question on this one.  The default export has the layer above on - which is coming in opaque.  When I used the base layer and unchecked the one above the eyeball showed up.  I guess the one above is another layer to give you the ability to color it...although I didn't seem to be able to get that to work - it was just making the eye black on every export.  Seems like that is a bug in the exporter, but maybe I missed something.