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✏️Tutorial on how to achieve the eyeball effect: This effect is achieved by adding 2 meshes that have inverted normals on them! One is for the whites of the eyes and one is for the iris itself. You can see how the meshes look like in the video below.

刻矛 MAO 🔆🪱🔆

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TadakoNyankovor 2 Jahren

Uh oh!

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ZeFellow (Commission Closed)vor 2 Jahren

ah. so its like only the inner side of the mesh is visible? Can i do this on blender?

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刻矛 MAO 🔆🪱🔆 3D Modelervor 2 Jahren

The video is from Blender so yes

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💙 Emyrryl 💙vor 2 Jahren

Again, thank you for second hand teaching me, and fo free no less. You are the best mao~

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Onivor 2 Jahren

Kinda like the inverse null method but with textures and colors. Very nicely done!

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#####novor 2 Jahren

This is one of those moments as a 3D artist that makes me think "How did I not think of that before"

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Jurassic jordan V3D-Artistvor 2 Jahren

Thank you for this knowledge!

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Noelle 🇵🇦🍩 3Dartist - VTubervor 2 Jahren

Wow very clever!

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