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if you separate the eye into two objects, parent them both to the lattice, and remove the project uv from the back piece, ...
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July 16, 2015 12:06am
if you separate the eye into two objects, parent them both to the lattice, and remove the project uv from the back piece, problem gone.
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Chris McFall
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July 16, 2015 12:50am
Nice Idea, But if I remember correctly, you can achieve the same quite easily with Vertex groups, however if the projection moves 90 degrees it will still project through on the front vert group/half.