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Re: [DONE] Monster (that actually wasn't inspired by Stranger Things)
Sweet job on this so far, I can't wait to see it in a nicely designed atmosphere. I'd love to see a second layer of thinner, smaller, less visible arteries in the SSS for absolute detail. Is the SSS painted or baked somehow? As for the design similarity to Stranger things, my mind actually thought about Cloverfield+Little… -
Re: Johnny Depp - This is Bat Country!
Looking good I like the stubble. I am seeing some SSS but not enough and not in the areas I would expect. Normally I would say SSS is the least important component of accurate skin but it does seem to be missing a bit. I mean I am definitely seeing it, and maybe its the lighting or noise, but it seems like there is… -
Re: 115 Madison Avenue in the Style of "The Division"
Thank you:) The source reference had tire tracks all over the place and in the final version the truck that crashed into the convenience store will still be blinking. I need to refine my brush and actually work some tread profile and maybe some footprints in there. I will definitely dirty up the snow. I was thinking I… -
Rendering Tutorials?
Heyall. I'd like to improve my rendering skills. Like using the mentalray SSS shader for example. However I'm finding it difficult to find good tutorials that aren't high level and instead have direct examples of usage. How are you all getting into this stuff? I'm sure there are some awesome tutorials somewhere... I… -
Re: Forgotten Temple
1. The thing that sticks out the most is lack of SSS/Backlighting on the vegetations, make sure you use the TwoSided foliage shader with some opacity and SSS colors. 2.The foliage texture could use more color/value variation and some more rotational variation. 3.The arch and the brick walls seem to have no normal map… -
Re: Free Maya/max cgfx/fx Shader
there is two ways to do rim, either by the "rimlight" values (whose result is added on top of all shading), or with the BRDF texture's x axis. the latter gives you full control, however it is multiplied with the texture color. I guess you want a second BRDF texture for that is "added" on top, one could mix that texture… -
Re: Marmoset Toolbag Wishlist
I'd definitely pay some money for a good presentation tool, unreal is always a bit of work when you just want to import a model and light it, make screenshots and send them to a client, thats where i take marmoset, its very easy to use and just looks good. Basicly i'd say it depends on where you want it positioned, as a… -
Re: [UE4] Snow landscape
Most of the detail is coming from the baked normal map of the rock itself, the snow normal map is very subtle. It's the same snow as you're seeing on the ground. Then I've used the angle blending to blend the snow and rock materials together. :) I guess the rock is too dark.. I just finished adding SSS to snow on the… -
Re: FAQ: How u make dem mats? Hands-on mini-tuts for making materials and texturing
Thought I'd try giving this old thread a try. I've been trying like hell (hours....and hours...) to create some kind of slush/slurpee texture using V-Ray. The closest I could get to aint very pretty. Basically I tried using a mixture of Blend material, with V-Ray Fast SSS (I think I'm missing some serious expertise on… -
Marmoset Subsurface Scattering & Volumetric Materials
Some of the materials that i made for my Marmoset Materials Collection SSS available on my ArtStation store page. They are all made and rendered inside Marmoset Toolbag using Subsurface Scattering, Refraction and in some cases, Emissive light all in one shader of course. No UVs needed. GI must be enabled for SSS and…
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