Or ask right away and I'll make sure to help you out

Moderator: face_off
OMG! Thank you this is what i needed!face_off wrote:The default skin material that the plugin generates for Poser figure skin materials should look better than the best Poser skin shader. If that isn't good enough for your rendering, you can get the RedSpec skin shaders. If you want to create your own - a good starting point is at http://poserphysics.blogspot.com.au/201 ... hader.htmlCan you post a tutorial on how to make skin look like that? I have been really pissed about this... i have switched from poser firefly renderer
and it took five seconds there to make skin look realistic, and its retarded in octane... Makers of octane did not post any decent skin shaders
in live DB... there are few but no clue how to use them they are a color of a jello not skin, and i tried for few hours to figure out where to connect
the color textures, and specular maps and bump maps with no success... :/ its VERY frustrating.
Paul
Thats fine, for what i need the skin to do, sadly your shader doesnt do much for me, i need it to be simple and look good and default octane shader does it perfectly for me.TRRazor wrote:Already replied to you in the forums - as stated, new users should possibly look into learning OctaneRender and it's various functions first, before utilizing RedSpec as the material mix is quite complex and difficult to modify afterwards.
Hence the notes we put all over the homepage regarding that
Glad that you could find an applicable option for your situation though! Did you take a look at our RedSpec TGX Wet beta products? http://redspec-sss.com/g2f_wet_beta.html
These shaders were designed to make your characte really look WET - unlike our RedSpec TGX tailored shaders which were developed to give a realistic, dry skin shading option.