Datalink to Blender, the eyes turn white — ray tracing doesn’t fix it.(CC5 Blender4.5 Pipeline2.3.2 /10th core i5/win11/rtx5060 ti 16G)

In CC5, I sent CC4 Camila from CC5 Characters in the Content Manager to Blender using Send Morph.
Unfortunately, Camila was not transferred correctly — her eyes turned completely white. It instantly became a scene straight out of The Walking Dead.
I saw a topic suggesting that turning on ray tracing would fix the white eyes, but it didn’t work.

To fix it, I had to go into Shading and set all the Tiling values of the Diffuse Mapping to 0.
The image shows the state where only the right eye has been fixed.
The current issue is with the right half of the right eye — the reflection looks wrong.

I’ve checked various topics,
reapplied the textures sent with Send Avatar,
looked into the Material section under the CC/iC Pipeline tab,
and even adjusted several parameters within Shading that seemed related.

None of these methods solved the problem.
If anyone knows how to fix this issue, I’d really appreciate your help.

For reference, when I send the character via Send Avatar, it transfers correctly — but I can’t use Go CC (I’m discussing that in a separate topic).

At this point, I’ve seen so many white-eyed characters sent via Send Morph that I’m starting to feel like I’m turning into a zombie myself.

Hi Daisuke_F,

The reason this happens is that Send Morph is primarily designed for morph usage, which transmits data back and forth using OBJ format. Therefore, this feature currently does not include complete materials, resulting in the character appearing with white eyes.

If you need the full functionality, please use Send Avatar instead.

Thank you for letting me know!
That’s something that shouldn’t have improved no matter which value I changed.

ChatGPT also told me that the data sent via Send Morph from CC5 is complicated, but it didn’t really explain the details.
So I thought there might be something I could fix on my end.
I didn’t even realize it was sent in .obj format!
Thank you — that really clears things up and makes perfect sense now.