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*UPDATE*

Regarding Layla/Lilit's hair: I'm using SloshWerks' UHT Hair Shaders for Iray, but that's not all. Typically you would choose from the original materials a hair color close to what you'll be using from Slosh's set. Then select the layers of hair you want to change in the materials tab and apply the shader. You may then have to adjust opacity, displacement, etc. - all explained with the packaged product. However, unless I've completely missed a step (which is very possible) the scalp has never turned out right for me, even using the control-click method to leave the original layered images in place. What I've finally done here is:

Reinsert textures from the original scalp materials into corresponding layers AFTER applying Slosh's shader. In other words: whichever layers of the scalp now have an image from Slosh's shader need to have something similar from the original hair materials put in their place.

I suppose you could do this with the other mat zones, too, but I like the way Slosh's stuff looks. I just focus on fixing the scalp since it's one of those little things that usually drives me nuts. Also: this really helped with the Omri Hair and finally let me use it in Iray.

www.daz3d.com/uht-hair-shaders…

Also: this particular portrait is a closeup from the redone version of "Gone Fishing" which will be updated when it's ready.

Description
*UPDATE*

Regarding Layla/Lilit's hair: I'm using SloshWerks' UHT Hair Shaders for Iray, but that's not all. Typically you would choose from the original materials a hair color close to what you'll be using from Slosh's set. Then select the layers of hair you want to change in the materials tab and apply the shader. You may then have to adjust opacity, displacement, etc. - all explained with the packaged product. However, unless I've completely missed a step (which is very possible) the scalp has never turned out right for me, even using the control-click method to leave the original layered images in place. What I've finally done here is:

Reinsert textures from the original scalp materials into corresponding layers AFTER applying Slosh's shader. In other words: whichever layers of the scalp now have an image from Slosh's shader need to have something similar from the original hair materials put in their place.

I suppose you could do this with the other mat zones, too, but I like the way Slosh's stuff looks. I just focus on fixing the scalp since it's one of those little things that usually drives me nuts. Also: this really helped with the Omri Hair and finally let me use it in Iray.

www.daz3d.com/uht-hair-shaders…

Also: this particular portrait is a closeup from the redone version of "Gone Fishing" which will be updated when it's ready.