Fur breakdown

Joost

Since people requested it here's a little breakdown for the fur on my helmet (and furry balls)
It's not really revolutionary in any way and it's largely based on the Ryse moss tutorial.

Tobbo

Really cool! Thanks for sharing!

Bartalon

Nice, thanks for sharing! The link to your helmet is broken. (Looks great by the way.)

Joost

Thanks guys, fixed the link

Pegbird

That is some extremely nice game-ready fur

Joost

Thanks Ahron!

Noors

I want to put my head on that fur ball.

Geno527

I was wondering how you could have achieved something like that. Thanks for the answer, and thanks for the breakdown.

Well done, it's perfect !

Tairow

Amazing, just what I was looking for! Thanks!

fluor

This looks great! So fluffy.
Thanks for the breakdown!

leslievdb

obligatory

and on a serious note i love how it actually looks soft , something thats hard to do with realtime renders. i tried this technique on my orcking about a year back but didnt get as nice of a result as you did. thanks for the nice writeup of how you did it

doc rob

Looks great! Now do that in a deferred renderer with alpha tested transparency and I'll be *really* impressed.

Froyok

doc rob wrote: »

Looks great! Now do that in a deferred renderer with alpha tested transparency and I'll be *really* impressed.

With good dithering it should be doable.

3DKyle

This is fantastic, thanks for the share.

whyareyoumakin1

This. Is. AWESOME.

Joost

Thanks guys! Yeah there's definitely going to be some issues if you're using this technique in a deferred renderer. Marmoset seems to handle it fine but it's probably not going to work very well in UE4 for example (for now).

Sunray

Thanks for the breakdown!