Skin shader with SSS
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gordonrobb
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Looks great most of the time. Has a kind of wax property from some angles. Can you give us some details of the settings?
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about the wax effect, probably i have exaggerated a bit with the glossiness 
basically is a specular material with the diffuse texture in transmission, absorbtion and scattering, and the specular map in reflection and roughness with different settings
ciao beppe
basically is a specular material with the diffuse texture in transmission, absorbtion and scattering, and the specular map in reflection and roughness with different settings
ciao beppe
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mib2berlin
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Thank you all, I understand the SSS in Octane now much better. 
Cheers, mib.
Cheers, mib.
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Yeah great workbepeg4d wrote:i found the scene in the cinema 4d r14 content browser example scenes, so i decided to give it a try with the integrated plugin for c4d version 0.42. the skin shader is made with a specular material only, no mix material used. 2048 samples in direct light diffuse mode for about 2':40" per frame with 2xgtx590.
ciao beppe
just to tell something, just a little wax effect, but really great final work, i dont know if i could better
thanks sigma
here is the ocm and ocs without textures and obj (you can find them in the first page), i have slightly reduced the wax effect by increasing the absorbtion power just a little: ciao beppe
here is the ocm and ocs without textures and obj (you can find them in the first page), i have slightly reduced the wax effect by increasing the absorbtion power just a little: ciao beppe
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gordonrobb
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Bum, have loaded it in Standalone, and it works a treat. Have duplicated everything (as close as I can as some of the settings are different) in Lightwave, and it looks nothing like it
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i think that you need to adapt the scale value (i had to do the same when i rebuilded the shader from c4d to standalone) if too solid, you need to decrease the scale value, if too trasparent you need to increase it
ciao beppe
ciao beppe
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boeing727223
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Looks like my paesano beppe nailed it, now who can duplicate his setup with a DAZ character?
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gordonrobb
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I can get it to go not too transparent, but its back rather than the colour of the skin image.bepeg4d wrote:i think that you need to adapt the scale value (i had to do the same when i rebuilded the shader from c4d to standalone) if too solid, you need to decrease the scale value, if too trasparent you need to increase it
ciao beppe
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it's hard to help without an example, could you post a screen capture of the node graph and the result?gordonrobb wrote:I can get it to go not too transparent, but its back rather than the colour of the skin image.
ciao beppe