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Apachiiskyhair affords me the opportunity to show some dramatic variations of the EXACT SAME PROBLEM. In the vanilla hairs, this is readily apparent with patches of hair that don't connect properly to the underlying hair texture, making it look as if they are floating slightly away from the rest of the hair. Something, either a mesh issue or a texture issue, is causing there to be a "missing" or transparent effect on hair styles which leads to a sort of hollow or see through effect. Needless to say at this point, I am DESPERATE to fix this problem.īecause the mod uses somewhat different, more exaggerated layering and texture style, it's easier to see (with some styles) what I've been trying to show. Here are some examples from apachiiskyhair, a hair mod we are probably all familiar with. So far I've shown vanilla hair and beards.

If the latter, I figure it's probably a good idea to further document my troubles. Either no one knows what causes this or no one else has ever had this issue. I've posted about this elsewhere as well.

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