Select an existing project/create a new baseplate;
Above the screen, go to Avatar;
Open the feature Rig Builder;
Set to generate the rig being R15, Body Shape as Masculine and as Skinned Mesh.
Expected Behavior
I expected that I would be able to see the Skinned Mesh from the correct perspective.
Actual Behavior
If comparing the Body Shapes of Masculine and Female, Masculine seems to be having issues resizing properly their eyelashes and eyebrows once generating.
Issue Area: Studio Issue Type: Other Impact: Low Frequency: Constantly Date First Experienced: 2023-04-03 00:22:45 (UTC-3) Date Last Experienced: 2023-04-04 00:17:55 (UTC-3)
Looks like both of those accessories have their Order set too high. They should probably both be set to 0 because they’re currently technically being layered over the hair. This is happening on both the skinned masculine and feminine rigs.
You can manually set the “Order” property of the eyelash/brows accessory handles’ WrapLayer to 0 to fix this.
Let’s analyze this deeply… If you generate the rigs as Skinned Meshes and Body Shapes as Masculine and Female, you can see that in Female, the eyebrows and eyelashes are quite fitting in a little correct position:
@xyrafrost I have tried your workaround by charging for the property WrapLayer and changing the ReferenceOrigin as well as other properties within the source, yet it seems that if changing the orientation to 0,0,0, it completely goes bananas:
Ah, I see! I thought it was a simple word rather than apart from the WrapLayer. The workaround may solve manually, yet it should be automatically whenever generating from Skinned Mesh and/or generating your own avatar with these avatars wearing on:
Currently, the issue seems to be fixed, but we only face another bug, which is the retopology of the Skinned Mesh Masculine avatar. Likewise, I believe I will mark it as a solution from now on.
Regarding how it was fixed, I cannot confirm 100% anything, but Roblox employees fix this sort of problem and ship an update in a few weeks.
Now, if you want to fix this manually, where the eyelashes and eyebrows are placed wrong, you can adjust by following the advice of @xyrafrost!
If you are experiencing this issue, @Dolm3D, and it is constant, it would help by providing visual aids (i.e. videos/screenshots), the Roblox Studio version, and anything else so Roblox employees can replicate your issue, investigate, and come up with a solution. You can check out this link where it helps how you can provide valuable information for them (make sure it is not sharing any privacy data of yours!):
