SSS female test
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boeing727223
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Here is a quick 5 min render with V5...gloss - diffuse -SSS test. Now its time to try to break this skin material I have by putting it in all kinds of lighting combos....bet it will fail eventually.
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siriolsd666
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Amazing!!! 
Very lovely
Great work!!!
Very lovely
Great work!!!
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boeing727223
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Thanks RK-art, I'm using a 0.500 mixture of glossy and diffuse-SSS, and here is the diffuse settings. Give it a shot and see if you can play with the settings and come up with something better. I did break the settings with 2 lights....just doesn't look as good as light hitting it more directly. I am thinking of getting a grayscale map to control the degree of scattering so you get more of an effect around ears, nose, fingers, and toes instead of the uniform SSS over the whole figure. Maybe I have reached what the shader can do at this point...I hope not.
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Your render effects are really amazing. Could you send me the corresponding ocs files please? I am a green hand.I have rendered the human bodies for many times yet still don't get the expected results， Thank you so much. my email:[email protected]
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icelaglace
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Nice,
Looks better than your previous test. Try to make the skin more "vivid" if you can, it is somewhat flat for the legs especially.
You don't feel so much the skin feeling
But very good work so far
Looks better than your previous test. Try to make the skin more "vivid" if you can, it is somewhat flat for the legs especially.
You don't feel so much the skin feeling
But very good work so far
http://icelaglace.com
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r-username
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sample sss.
currently i have been using rgbspectrum inputs for the diffuse transmission and the scattering medium absorption. this was based on one of the early sss samples.
i need to test the above method and post the difference, have you done any test using rgbspectrum inputs?
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i may have been working off one of your earlier posts, thanks for the start. i tested a bunch of variations with the mix material and glossy specular values.
currently i have been using rgbspectrum inputs for the diffuse transmission and the scattering medium absorption. this was based on one of the early sss samples.
i need to test the above method and post the difference, have you done any test using rgbspectrum inputs?
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i may have been working off one of your earlier posts, thanks for the start. i tested a bunch of variations with the mix material and glossy specular values.
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icelaglace
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The hand looks too translucent. It's only visible like this when a strong light is going on the hand.
But I like the face screenshot btw nice
The hand looks too translucent. It's only visible like this when a strong light is going on the hand.
But I like the face screenshot btw
nice http://icelaglace.com