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The simplest way to add transparency is to play with the "cutout opacity" setting in the "surfaces" tab, but there are probably some custom-made transparent material presets you could find somewhere that would look much better, though I don't know of any.
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Should be just a matter of using the transluceny slider in the surface tab.
im a big Horror movie fan. if any one in here can help me recreate these ladies from the dracula movies or give me suggestion on which models to use.
please help me with any suggestion on which model i can use that come close.
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Something more abstract, inspired by
You're always taking a part of me.
Already taken my heart...
I wish I knew what to do,
But I am so stuck on you.
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You're always taking a part of me.
Already taken my heart...
I wish I knew what to do,
But I am so stuck on you.
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None of the ones that I know about comes to mind right now but I'll keep my eye open if I see it I will let you know.
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stopped at 20% but good enough
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I think the best method is not to rely on ready-to-render models, but to put in a bit more effort and build it on your own. There are many morph packages and tools, so you can create your own custom model based on you G3F/G8F base model.
Here are a few examples:
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With that, some pictures of your desired model and a few hours of work you can get quite good results.
Happy rendering!
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For your first post I've got no idea atm, for the second this may be a good base:
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You then can change the material in the surfaces tab. Maybe these shaders are usefull:
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I'm sure that there are assets that could fit better, but that's what I found with a quick search.
But maybe you don't have to make the second step before the first (the model)
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I would use her as a base and then use the before mentioned morph packs.
shes the closets to the 1st to ladies.thank you..will do..
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