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How To Make Eyes Glow In SFM
By queso
This guide was published in 2017, though I've heard it still works as of October 2025. Be scrupulous.
   
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Getting there
Right click your model in the Animation Element Viewer, and click "Set Override Materials" near the bottom. Then, hover over "Show In Element Viewer" and select "Model" in the dropdown menu. Click the plus on the left side near "Materials", then go down to the eye icon in the name and click the adjacent plus icon. Right click the area with the eye icon and hover over "Add Atribute", select "Vector 4". You will be asked to name it.
Make it glow
Name it "$color" and hit okay, then a section should read "0 0 0 0" to the right. Edit this to be "50 50 50, 3 3 3 3, 500 500 500 500". Remember to press enter after entering the value, and experiment to your will!
Thanks for following
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41 Comments
queso  [author] Nov 1 @ 9:37pm 
Glad to hear!
ChickenSlayer03 Oct 12 @ 7:50pm 
Tired it out, still works! :cozyspaceengineersc:
Camfaz726 Jun 20 @ 2:33pm 
Does it work on human models?
Striking_Alatreon May 8 @ 7:57am 
Still works.
Winter King Sep 16, 2023 @ 12:07am 
It does not, however, seem to survive poster rendering. Alas.
Winter King Sep 15, 2023 @ 11:33pm 
2023 and, believe it or not, this is the one thing I found that ACTUALLY works and doesn't require light finangling.
GalaxyDogenut Jul 28, 2021 @ 7:37am 
Mkay.
queso  [author] Jul 28, 2021 @ 7:35am 
once again reminding all of you this is out of date, and i have not touched sfm in years. all i remember about this guide is that i pretty much watched one youtube video on the topic and copied it directly into this guide. so, there's more accessible and better tutorials on this topic.
franklin the orange boy Mar 15, 2021 @ 4:49pm 
Now I learn something new
Westurtle Mar 2, 2021 @ 7:20pm 
hey ik this is old but neither way worked for me

any solution?