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A little blue let me down

moseleycwmoseleycw Posts: 13
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

I have been experimenting with this character for months. Mainly because I am slow. I had it to where I wanted it. I made a mistake and my hand slipped. I ended up clicking on something that caused the blue stuff. This is a Genesis 3 Female Figure Callin 7.   It has something with the K of the image but I can find that menu that allows that change.  I could go back and recreate it.  There must be a simple way to remove the blue shadow.  I only have one light in the scene and It is an up close spotlight.  Please help. I appreciate.  I was forced to retire because of an illness.  I thought I would be bored silly, but I am not. 

Warren Moseley

 

Little Blue.jpg
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Comments

  • prixatprixat Posts: 1,588

    Is it possible that you've changed the spotlight settings to a blue coloured light?

     

  • Jim_1831252Jim_1831252 Posts: 728

    That's pretty weird. It does look like it could be an issue with a light source - maybe with shadows turned off. It also looks like all the surfaces have a blue ambient value. Check the surfaces to see if that the case.

  • FishtalesFishtales Posts: 6,119

    Can you do a Ctrl/z to take it back to a previous edit. Or go up to the edit menu and roll back the edits until you get to the point where you made the mistake.

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