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Hello fine people of LL, I'v stumbled upon a weird issue I'v never seen before, and despite a few hours of searching, I could not find anyone else with a similar issue, mainly since any keywords along the line of transparent/see-through mainly results in fixes for the infamous "invisible body" issue, so hopfully this isn't a common thing that has been posted here many times. What I have here is that any transparent part in any outfit appear in game as this blue color, this happens with all outfit not just this particular one (Cinderella heart by BAKU), it's not a missing texture issue as the color is different from the usual blue/purple of that, and the non-transparent part are fine, even from the same peice, ignore the default female and T pose, I removed all my mods except the outfit, CBBE + physics, alternate life and the usual mods that are required for everything, and I didn't bother to update FNIS. Thanks in advance!
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what the outfit is supposed to look like
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Where did you test this? If all outfits were tested in the LAL jail cell then what I'd do is download the Review Studio mod and coc into the white studio. I wouldn't be surprised if translucent textures were inheriting some property (like the ambient light color, or fog color) from the cell itself. Rendering translucent things is surprisingly difficult with certain kinds of rendering pipelines, and while I don't know how Skyrim works in this regard, it shows all the signs of it being a problem (like translucent things disappearing under water).

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17 hours ago, traison said:

Where did you test this? If all outfits were tested in the LAL jail cell then what I'd do is download the Review Studio mod and coc into the white studio. I wouldn't be surprised if translucent textures were inheriting some property (like the ambient light color, or fog color) from the cell itself. Rendering translucent things is surprisingly difficult with certain kinds of rendering pipelines, and while I don't know how Skyrim works in this regard, it shows all the signs of it being a problem (like translucent things disappearing under water).

i think you are correct, as all I needed to do was to leave into skyrim proper to get it to look correctly, the starter prison cell for alternate start doesn't look like it has any visual things going on but there must be something messing with it. Either way, thanks for the incite!

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