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SaphireNishi β testing vray fast sss2
Published: 2010-07-29 22:19:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 31709; Favourites: 140; Downloads: 2005
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trying out the vray fast sss2 shader...program used:
poser
photoshop
3ds max
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well vray has a lot of setting, so it takes some time to get used to what does what, but other then its its pretty much the same as inΒ keyshot, yeah
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Thank you! 
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no, you will have to put the texture on the shader ever single time you setup a new shader, or change the shader itself and then you have attach the texture file only once
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Yes its something that takes time., Thank you very much for the answer!
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in the first its to greenish then it gets some more natural in the second but for my it now seems to be to redish and in the third it is absolutely realistic nice work keep it up man
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Impressive ! what kind of light(s) did you used ?
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thanks.. just standard vray lights.
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i can use PS change skin colour too,just joke
in fact i am a PES/FIFA(football game) face maker..
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what program uses the sss2 shader? photoshop? or is it a program on its own?
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its a material shader from the vray render engine...
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alright, and by engine you mean a program like paintshop pro is, or you mean a filter type addon?
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well no.. paintshop is a painting program.. when you draw a line you just see the line.. and thats it.. simply said in 3d when you make a box the render engine calculates the lighting and shadows for you and then renders it out (makes it visible) for you...
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oh. okay. forgive my ignorance ive never used one of these engines before. can i draw a picture and then it will render it into 3d? or it doesnt work that way?
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well kinda.. its not really drawing.. but its more like modeling.. kinda like claying.. and its 3d.. so you dont work on flat canvas but you can rotate around the object and look at it from all sides.. once the model is done you can paint it in.. just like you would on a drawing.. we call that texturing.. once you finish your object you can render it out.. this a pretty simplified way of explaining it.. but this is what it comes down too...
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well i just recently got poser pro 2010 so i hope to be learning how to do these things. so far sketching is all im marginally decent at
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well poser is only for posing models.. either self made or premade ones.. you dont really create meshes in poser.. you create scenes with all kind of different props..
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all of them are beautiful!!! keep the good work going, maybe you could make more pictures with this girl!?
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hehe.. thank you for the compliment... but you do realize my whole stream is with this girl, right ?
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oh really, I didn't actually, thanks for telling me, I'm sorry if I am nagging. By the way, you deserve the compliments!!!!!
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hehe.. no problem babes.. and thanks again..!!!
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its a bit short for my liking.. but thank you very much..!!!
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this is amazing, I trying to make a cool sss in vray but I could not. which preset you used?
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thanks.. im not using any presets.. but the presets pink and marble look pretty good.. both still need some tweaking on them to get better results to get a realistic looking skin shader....
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thanks babes.. its not really a progress what im showing here but different end results.. im not working this way anymore at all tho.. on most end renders im not applying any changes anymore....
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well they look good enough without the changes anyways, but you definitely see the difference in each presented outcome
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thanks for the feedback..!!!
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thank you very much..!!!
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thanks for the feedback..!!!
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I've started to experiment with SSS2 a couple days ago... Seeing the results you've achieve, this option seems very promising.
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