raul_pier wrote:Amazing.!!!
Thank you, Raul.
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Re: Victoria 6 - Octane Standalone
by DOrdiales » Mon Nov 10, 2014 8:28 pm
Thank you, Raul.
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Re: Victoria 6 - Octane Standalone
by rajib » Thu Nov 13, 2014 6:25 pm
Really great stuff! Will give this a try. Having been playing with tonysculptor's Skin R20. Need to give your method a try too. Thanks for sharing !
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Re: Victoria 6 - Octane Standalone
by DOrdiales » Fri Nov 14, 2014 8:46 am
rajib wrote:Really great stuff! Will give this a try. Having been playing with tonysculptor's Skin R20. Need to give your method a try too. Thanks for sharing !
Thanks Rajib. I look forward to seeing your results or comments!
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Victoria 6 - Octane Standalone - v2
by DOrdiales » Sun Dec 28, 2014 3:47 am
Hi,
I've uploaded a new version of my material to Live DB: Materials => Organic => Skin => D.Ordiales - Skin V6 II.
Use
1. Drag the material to the scene and include the textures.
2. Double-click on the node of the material for editing.
3. Copy Surfaces node twice and connect with Skin's second and third pins.
4. Return to the scene. Verify that the material shows three pins Surfaces at its bottom.
5. Connect the DAZ's face surfaces with the first pin, the torso surfaces with the second pin and the limbs surfaces with the third.
6. Connect the textures with the top pins.
Parameterize to taste.
Greetings!
I've uploaded a new version of my material to Live DB: Materials => Organic => Skin => D.Ordiales - Skin V6 II.
Use
1. Drag the material to the scene and include the textures.
2. Double-click on the node of the material for editing.
3. Copy Surfaces node twice and connect with Skin's second and third pins.
4. Return to the scene. Verify that the material shows three pins Surfaces at its bottom.
5. Connect the DAZ's face surfaces with the first pin, the torso surfaces with the second pin and the limbs surfaces with the third.
6. Connect the textures with the top pins.
Parameterize to taste.
Greetings!
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Re: Victoria 6 - Octane Standalone
by Tugpsx » Sun Dec 28, 2014 6:11 am
Great job, thanks for sharing technique.
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Re: Victoria 6 - Octane Standalone
by raul_pier » Sun Dec 28, 2014 7:19 am
Thank you again. In regards to my PM. I was looking if you could share a scene for study pourposes, but I should better read the manual and fully understand how to use Nodes. 
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Re: Victoria 6 - Octane Standalone
by DOrdiales » Sun Dec 28, 2014 10:45 pm
raul_pier wrote:Thank you again. In regards to my PM. I was looking if you could share a scene for study pourposes, but I should better read the manual and fully understand how to use Nodes.
Raul,
What is your problem with nodes?
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