Here's a quick list of some Anime Eye texture packs I found. You have to be careful though that you make sure the figure you're using has compatible UV maps before you think of buying them.ДG Toon Style Eyes for Genesis 2 Male(s): ДG Toon Style Eyes for Genesis 2 Female(s): One of my favourite packs for this is SnowSultan's Animeyes for Aiko4 and Hiro4. You can find some nice cornea opacity maps in various toon/anime eye texture packs. The texture based way Use a cornea texture with a painted highlight as an opacity map, set the shader to use a white ambient colour at 100% strength. The dynamic way Standard Daz shader, opacity set to 0, turn off 'multiply specular with opacity', change specular strength and gloss until you get a nice highlight (might have to set the default shader to metallic). One that would idealy have the Colour Paper and Tone 1 combined and Colour Tone 2 to 4 and Colour Outline combined so it's only a single setting for what I want the image to render as where it's lit and what I want the image to render as when it's in shadow which would spead up setting up cell shaders for scenes with lots of objects, because usually when you're doing cell shading you're only worrying about those two colour values, what's in the light and what's in the shadow. Is there a better shader in the pack I should be using for this. It's very tedious and there's a lot of duplication as far as values go. Set the value for Colour Paper and Colour Tone 1 to white and set the value for Colour Tone 2 to 4 and Colour Outline to Grey 160. Or if I really just want to do something quick and dirty I plug the diffuse map into Colour Paper, all Colour Tones and Colour Outline. I get rid of all the Screentone images, then set the Diffuse map as the Colour Paper and the Colour Tone 1 image setting the colour value to white then depending on whether or not the diffuse map has a lot of colour and detail information I either create a separate Diffuse map which is how I want everything to look when it is shaded and plug it into Colour Tone 2 to 4 and Colour Outline and set their colour value to white or if the diffuse image doesn't have a lot of colour variation and has a single dominant colour I'll just plug the Diffuse map into all Colour Tones and Colour outline, and set the colour value for 2 to 4 and outline to a darker shade of the dominant map colour. I've found a quick and effective way to produce authentic cell shading is to use the Manga - Basic Duo Sharp 150.

Topaz simplify bump map