Angry Worm

JJobson98

The physical model isn’t mine, I used a tutorial to paint onto the model they provided. This was practice for substance painter, as it’s my first go using it. The tutorial i followed was from Plural Sight. 

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Maximum-Dev

I think you should look into SSS now. It would look a lot better if you use one.
Pretty nice for a first try.

Edit: Also turn up your iterations in Iray settings. That will give you smoother results and better reflections.

JJobson98

Maximum-Dev said:

I think you should look into SSS now. It would look a lot better if you use one.
Pretty nice for a first try.

SSS? and thank you!

It's also the first time I've used Iray and the tutorial didn't cover it so it was very experimental. Thanks for the tip!

Sunray

sss stands for subsurface scattering it makes skin look a lot better. 

JJobson98

Sunray said:

sss stands for subsurface scattering it makes skin look a lot better. 

Oh thank you. I'll take a look into it. 

Maximum-Dev

JJobson98 said:

Maximum-Dev said:

I think you should look into SSS now. It would look a lot better if you use one.
Pretty nice for a first try.

SSS? and thank you!

It's also the first time I've used Iray and the tutorial didn't cover it so it was very experimental. Thanks for the tip!

I think this will help you get started with that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzR8O7Qbq4k
Basically controls how much light passes through the surface i.e when you hold a flash light behind your hand it glows red. This effect will help it look more like skin/flesh.

Here's a good example, you see some light passing through the ears:




Don't make it too strong though. Just keep it at a healthy amount.

JJobson98

Maximum-Dev said:

JJobson98 said:

Maximum-Dev said:

I think you should look into SSS now. It would look a lot better if you use one.
Pretty nice for a first try.

SSS? and thank you!

It's also the first time I've used Iray and the tutorial didn't cover it so it was very experimental. Thanks for the tip!

I think this will help you get started with that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzR8O7Qbq4k
Basically controls how much light passes through the surface i.e when you hold a flash light behind your hand it glows red. This effect will help it look more like skin/flesh.

Here's a good example, you see some light passing through the ears:




Don't make it too strong though. Just keep it at a healthy amount.

Oh that's awesome! This is why I loved using Subsance, there's such a various amounts that you can do, this looks so cool so will definitely give it a go.