Steps to reproduce the bug: 1) Obtain any light-colored Luskwood Creatures Fennec avatar (so you can clearly see the eyebrows). 2) Rez the fennec head on the ground in front of you, and look at it from various angles. Try turning it in different directions. Notice that the eyebrows always render on top of the head sphere as long as the camera is placed so that the eyebrow prim is closer to it than the head sphere (i.e. camera is "in front of" the head). 3) Wear the fennec head and look at it from various angles. Repeat, turning your avatar in different directions. Observed results: The alpha-sort order of the eyebrow prim and head sphere is no longer correct. It seems to vary based on the direction the avatar is facing. Expected results: The alpha-sort behavior should be the same for attachments as it is for unattached objects. UPDATE 4/24/07: Here's some additional clarification. The prims in an attachment only seem to sort the proper way when the avatar is facing directly south. When the av faces any other direction, the surfaces are alpha sorted as if the avatar were facing south. For example (using the fennec head), if the avatar faces south, and the camera is placed south of the avatar (facing north towards the avatar), the eyebrows render on top of the head prim. But if the avatar faces north, and the camera is placed north of the avatar (facing south towards the avatar), the head prim renders on top of the eyebrows - which would normally be the case if the av were facing south. Regardless of the avatar's orientation, the eyebrows render on top if and only if the camera is placed south of the avatar.