Glowing eyes and grey dwarves.

[Moltrazahn]

Both for All-seeing-eyes (makes your eyes glow red and give a red "trail") and hellfire warlock "Burning eyes"... Grey dwarves, or im guessing dwarves in general, don't get the effect-nodes where their eyes actually are.





The actual effect-node seem to be located inside their skulls... Which could be turned into a joke! But for this post, Im curious if it can be altered. Because it looks cool...

#Swag

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[Moltrazahn]

[parchment]*As desperation for professional replies are lacking, the spastic agitation of the player's need to be at the center of attention is triggered*[/parchment]

[Valefort]

I re-read and still have no clue what you're asking for

Wanting the eyes effect more precisely where it belongs for dwarves ? It's some graphical stuff with skeleton models I have no precise idea about, maybe someone in the media team knows how to do this.

[Moltrazahn]

Ah! Sorry. Ill try again.

On "Regular" humaniod models, ei. Teiflings, Humans, Elves etc. When activating spells/Feats/Modes that gives your character glowing eyes, they appear where they are supposed to. Namely their eyes.

Two examples of this are.

Warlock Invocation: "All-seeing-eyes" gives your character glowing red eyes, which also trails after the character as you walk/run.

Hellfire warlock: "Hellfire-blast" mode, trigger from the mode-bar. Makes your hands and eyes burn with fire (sadly only visable from the players veiw, other players cannot see it when this effect is triggered, Even Luna was not able to make this work :/).

Exaple from my old teifling warlock, Za'than.

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However!

I Noticed that on dwarves, the "glowing" eyes dont spawn ontop of the characters eyes, but rather (as seen on the OP screenshot) inside the dwarf head. Meaning you dont get glowing/burning eyes, and in the case of "All-seeing-eyes" you just kinda have red-taillights comming out of your skull as you run around.

I called these effects "nodes" as in they are visual effect-nodes that spawn on your avatars eyes, to give the visual illusion of fire/light/glow etc.

Sorry if that was confuseing.

What I was asking was if these "nodes" or whatever you'd call them, could somehow be moved to the correct location on the models eyes.

Any better?

[Valefort]

Ok that was my interpretation of the spasms indeed, however as said previously that's quite outside my competences.