by birdovous » Sat May 22, 2021 5:05 pm
birdovous
Sat May 22, 2021 5:05 pm
Speaking from experience as I did do few experiments in past with similar materials, I'd say that it could be possible.
I'd post a finished render to illustrate... however, as the cloth fabric has the characteristics you are describing (the closer to the body it covers, the more transparent it is) I'm afraid it would kind of violate the rules for posting images around here.
I did send you a link to the above mentioned image that is posted in my gallery on Renderosity.com via a private message.
It is a render done using DAZ Studio and Octane plugin (PMC kernel). I'm still using version 4 of the plugin as it is the last version licensed as buy to own and until a situation with the development of the Octane plugin does not improve dramatically I'm not planning to update to the subscription based licensing. It is also a 'clean' render with no Photoshop post-work applied to it (except for adding the signature of course...). No post work because I pretty much suck badly at that kind of thing, so I try to do as much in Octane/DAZ as possible.
Also when creating the material mix I was not aiming for the wet look so just take it as a demonstration of that something similar to what you are asking to achieve - "the closer to the underlying surface the more transparent"
Birdovous
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