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Updated the skin shader settings on the daughter from My Sweet Neighbors:

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CulayTL said:
Anything on the Mother?
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I have no interest in the mother so I never bothered to make her. :p

xx23xx said:
omg, My Sweet Neighbors! I completely forgot about the game. What a shame... I really liked the game, looks like there's still no news about any progress, right?
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That is correct; there is still no news about any progress. :(
 
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Powerline75 said:
Just a silly suggestion, but... have you considered using normal maps, in addition to bump, specular and displacement maps? It's something I learned (the hard way) to do, whenever I have to move models from, say, blender, to Poser, or DAZ. Because the shading used is so drastically different between software, normal maps are a sort-of "universal" method to tell the surface how to react to light, in refraction/scattering and reflection, as well as adding up some additional pseudo-geometry detail. If you don't have premade normal maps, but you have photoshop, Nvidia has a photoshop plugin that makes normal maps out of diffuse ones, and, you can even add your bump, or specular, or displacement map, to add extra "detail" to the final result
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ill give it a shot. thanks man
 
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xx23xx said:
Well then, a rtx 2060 super probably makes the most sense. Maybe a rtx 2070/super, depends on how expensive the cards are in your country.
I have a 2070 super myself and I am satisfied with it.
Of course it also depends on which monitor you have, with which resolution, which CPU, do you use your PC also for gaming etc...
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Id suggest a used 1080ti over a new 2070 (probably over a used 2070) all day long...
I used a 1070 and its fine though. A 2070 from what ive seen would be about 20% faster than my 1070
 
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Velimere said:
Updated the skin shader settings on the daughter from My Sweet Neighbors:

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I have no interest in the mother so I never bothered to make her. :p
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omg, My Sweet Neighbors! I completely forgot about the game. What a shame... I really liked the game, looks like there's still no news about any progress, right?
 
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Powerline75 said:
Just a silly suggestion, but... have you considered using normal maps, in addition to bump, specular and displacement maps? It's something I learned (the hard way) to do, whenever I have to move models from, say, blender, to Poser, or DAZ. Because the shading used is so drastically different between software, normal maps are a sort-of "universal" method to tell the surface how to react to light, in refraction/scattering and reflection, as well as adding up some additional pseudo-geometry detail. If you don't have premade normal maps, but you have photoshop, Nvidia has a photoshop plugin that makes normal maps out of diffuse ones, and, you can even add your bump, or specular, or displacement map, to add extra "detail" to the final result
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Just to add some info to the post.

I haven't used these before, I'm just posting the links for possible benefit from their use.
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Good luck
 
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