hborre posted at 7:11 PM Mon, 8 December 2025 - #4502107

Unfortunately, older content may not translate easily from Firefly to Superfly.  It will involve getting acquainted with the Material Room to elevate your renders more realistically.  That arrangement in the last post was taken from Blender. 

You mentioned that her cleavage was glowing.  That is not the lack of ambient occlusion; she has an active emission channel.  I bet if you turn off all the lights and render, you will see her light up.

It's a matter of degree. I've used Superfly exclusively since it first came out, and went through the laborious task of converting all of my characters (and their hair) to using the new shader trees. Now, some of those aren't working. It should be a relatively easy fix, once I figure out what to do.

The only time I've used Cycles as a skin shader is when I've used Snarly's wet skin shader. Aside from that, everything else has worked well in Superfly.

And no, when I turn all the lights off, she does NOT glow.  I've been through her torso skin shader several times. I can't figure out what to shut off, aside from turning down the BLINN reflectivity settings. This problem is worse when the light is behind her. It's as if it penetrates her skin, and the light emission calculations have it bouncing around on skin that is in close proximity.