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Since the lighting logic, textures, and other aspects of the eyes are quite different from other parts, I separates the shader used for the eyes into a separate shader → ASP/Eye.

ASP/Eye Shader has the following features for users to customize:

• Optional, flattened lighting
• Parallax Mapping concave effect of the pupil
• MatCap Reflection of the eyeball
• Additional eye highlight map that can be rotated according to the viewing angle

This page will introduce the functions of ASP/Eye and how to configure the properties step by step.

1. Use the ASP/Eye Shader

First, set the target shader of the current material to ASP/Eye. At the same time, to ensure that there are no properties and keywords from other shaders left in the material, click on the "..." in the upper right corner and press Reset. This will ensure that the keywords/properties of the current material are all set to the default values of the shader.

2. Disable shadow casting of the eye renderer

Usually, when rendering anime characters, the eye renderer does not need to cast shadows. Receiving shadows from the eyeball may cause low-quality shadows on the face or neck area.

3. Flatten the lighting