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probably a displacement map for muscles and breasts and things thats applied to a blank body.
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The Skin Wrap modifier allows one or more objects to deform another. While Skin Wrap is flexible enough to serve a variety of needs, it's primarily intended for animating a high-resolution object, such as a character mesh, with a low-resolution one.
OK... Small update with scarier lighting and a pose test. It should be finished in a couple of days, just have to finish cutting up the legs and add hanging guts from that cavity in the abdomen.
I've switched over the .13... it took a long time to set up the skin shaders again, but good news! It to no longer uses a blend material, and as a result (along with the .13 improvements) it renders 3 times faster!! That image rendered in 1:40! If anyone is interested, I can whip up a simple scene and post it up if you like.
Whooohooow, nice and scary! Great Update Man. Nice Lighting, nice Posture, scaaary Atmosphere! I used the new SSS for my Character too and have to say it's really much better for Skin. Really fast and quick to set up. I would like to see your updated .13 Skinshader btw, it looks lovely on the Goul.
wow yeah really awesome...would also like to see the skin shader for that ghoul... Im using a modified version of your pinkish skin shader for my personal project and think its working pretty good. But that graying look would be better...
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For it to work it's best, the ambient light levels (skylight etc) needs to be quite low, or else it'll wash out the shadow light falloff map. Have a play with the file, and do post any improvements you make!
The ghoul's skin is exaclty like the scene example, except it has a diffuse map on it and the fog color is different. He has patchy skin, but the average diffuse is about R175, G166, B149. The fog is at R102, G84, B42. That will come quite a little greenish... I did some color balancing in photoshop to get it how it looks now.
Thanks for the very encourageing feedback . I can't wait to finish it. Painting maps at 3k and switching back and forth to render is *really* straining my 1 gig of memory.
Painting maps at 3k and switching back and forth to render is *really* straining my 1 gig of memory.
I feel your pain I've done the exact same a few times.
Great job and very appropriate lighting. One thing that could be improved is the randomness of the wounds. They are a little too uniform and symmetrical. Really excellent work, just my personal opinion.
yeah know about the 1gig pain....my system at home only has 1 gig of memory and my own project renders at like 950megs at moment...Ive done about all I can to keep it down. I frequently consider going into work and using their much better computers to finish it as its slowed to a crawl at home...
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