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for wet looking skin I find the easiest thing to do is change the parameters of the skin surfaces, specifically lowering the Specular Roughness value. Sometimes there's 2 if it's Dual Lobe, I don't really understand the difference but experiment with lowering both of them. It just makes the specular highlights smoother and gives an instant wet look. It won't give you 'drips' though, just 'wet skin'Tried rendering a sweaty night ... did not look right. Any tips for rendering wet skin / drops / sweat from experienced artists? Any suggested assets? I used Drips and Drops for G3 from V3Digitimes.
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Is Epic work!! Much respect...
Is Epic work!! Much respect...
This in Daz? Are you using animblocks or is it custom work you did?
Sad... I thought there was a lot to learn from the work if they shared how they did itIt's random spam, just pulled from ye internet & posted here as their work...So far that's the same for anyother thread they've posted stuff too....
they need a timeout or something thenIt's random spam, just pulled from ye internet & posted here as their work...So far that's the same for anyother thread they've posted stuff too....
Not too experienced, but I have tried using some of V3D's other assets. There's Wet and Tanned Skins for G8. From Thunder-3d there's the Ultimate Skin Moisture Bundle which is pretty great. I think an important thing to bring out the drops is through light placement and increasing the glossiness of the skin. From what I can tell "general wetness" can be mimicked by making the skin more reflective as lukin13 said.Tried rendering a sweaty night ... did not look right. Any tips for rendering wet skin / drops / sweat from experienced artists? Any suggested assets? I used Drips and Drops for G3 from V3Digitimes.
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Yeah I've only ever gone for general wetness and never bothered with actually trying to get droplets on the skin. Although that is one excellent big fat tanlined sweaty ass, so maybe I should give it a tryNot too experienced, but I have tried using some of V3D's other assets. There's Wet and Tanned Skins for G8. From Thunder-3d there's the Ultimate Skin Moisture Bundle which is pretty great. I think an important thing to bring out the drops is through light placement and increasing the glossiness of the skin. From what I can tell "general wetness" can be mimicked by making the skin more reflective as lukin13 said.
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Glad the image inspired something . The assets make the droplets very convenient.Yeah I've only ever gone for general wetness and never bothered with actually trying to get droplets on the skin. Although that is one excellent big fat tanlined sweaty ass, so maybe I should give it a try
I've realised as well that the quick mockup I did above didn't have particularly great lighting for it, but you can get some really good results with a suitable lighting setup. This is from another previous render of mine, where the skin texture works nicely with the specularity...
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Haha, she was my post-apocalyptic obsession a few months ago (same as my signature), there's about 6-8 pictures of her somewhere in this thread. I need to load her back up at some point and try some new renders.
...my god, those abs!
I think I saw one of them. Look forward to seeing some more. Is it like a Mad Max style apocalypse?Haha, she was my post-apocalyptic obsession a few months ago (same as my signature), there's about 6-8 pictures of her somewhere in this thread. I need to load her back up at some point and try some new renders.