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how do you make the clothes look wet like that?I needed a wet dress for a scene coming up, but wanted it to be only wet in certain areas. Here is what I came up with.
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how do you make the clothes look wet like that?I needed a wet dress for a scene coming up, but wanted it to be only wet in certain areas. Here is what I came up with.
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took me a while to figure out how to do it. So first off, I loaded the dress and added Fit Control to it. then I loaded the dress a second time. I lowered the opacity of the second dress to make it more transparent. Then using Fit control, I made the first dress too small in areas using sliders, like chest, hips etc. this then makes those areas of the first dress sink below the skin, but leaves the second see thru dress visible. It takes alot of messing around with the sliders to get what you want, and not make the two dresses get into different positions.how do you make the clothes look wet like that?
Welcome back !Hi. I haven't posted anything for a long time. It's all Elden Ring's fault. View attachment 1713230
Thank you, SuperPerv96!Man the MILF of the Tyrant was Amazing! one of my favorites so far!! and your renders its breathtaking, i wish saddog would've continued with the game
Thank you!Welcome back !
Personnaly, your works have miss me...
Thanks a lot ! I was under the impression it was effectively a shell overriding problem but hadn't the slightest idea how to fix it. I will take a look and try to fix it now that you got me a lead (didn't know about the smooth shaded tip either which will make it so much easier)Cute waifus!
The odd lines near the hairline are caused by the hair cap mesh intersecting with the head. Most hair assets have things like forehead/head size adjustment morphs you can expand slightly to fix this. Putting the viewport in smooth shaded mode can help visualize it sometimes.