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#821

:+1: as always!

#822

Hair looks great, what did you render the final image with?

#823

Neat!:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:

#824

perfect

#825

VERY nice work!! I’m not sure but could it be, that the forehead / upper part of the cranium is a little bit too short? I know, I’m nitpicking here… :wink:
Cheers,
Selwy

#826

fantastic work, sir.

-r

#827

Wow, very beautiful :+1:

#828

Very Very Very nice!

#829

Nice work bud. Congrats for the top row!

#830

Skin and Hair Looks awesome, can you post some skin shader breakdowns, m currently strugling with vray skin…

#831

Many thanks Pixologic! You guys are the best! :slight_smile: Thanks again for the support!

Webhead - Thank you!
Kanga - Thanks you!
Intervain - Thank you madame :slight_smile:
julien3d - Thanks man!
HappehLemons - It was rendered with Vray. Thank you!
][-][4Z4R][)) - Cheers!
Mortex - Thanks!
selwy - Hey selwy, thank you! Much appreciated. Yep, I can see that. I went and measured the head and the eye/features placement seem to be correct. I think the hairline is a bit lower than normal.
rasmusW - Thank you sir! :slight_smile:
Takai - Thank you!
DaHai - Thank you! Cheers for the first post!
brettSinclair - Thanks buddy! :slight_smile:
rohitsingh.bhui - Thank you! I made another post about this, and I’ll share it below:

The maps I’m using are diffuse, displacement and a glossiness mask to control different areas. The diffuse map is used for the scatter color and subsurface color inputs and I’m processing them separately through color correction nodes. The Specular is handled in a separate shader with a GGX spec lobe, and it’s added on top of the SSS. I attached a screen with the shader settings. Hope this helps!VraySSS.PNG

#832

Thanks Man for sharing the settingś, You genius boy…

#833

Nice work.
Congrats for the top row.

#834

This is simply amazing!!

#835

:laughing:small_orange_diamond:D

#836

Fantastic work. I do wonder if these results can be got from Vray in C4D? What version of Vray are you using, and are you using the skin material, or setting your own material up from multiple SSS2 shaders?

Dan

#837

rohitsingh.bhui - haha, you are welcome :slight_smile:
Trurl - Thank you!
Caetano - Thanks!
ZHAOMENGLONG - Cheers ! :slight_smile:
tez - Thanks! I’m sure that you can do exactly the same thing in C4D. I’ve been using Vray 3.3 for Maya, and the skin shader is composed of one SSS2 (with the settings I posted above). The setup is very simple because I tried to keep everything physically plausible.

#838

Thanks for the info. Iv not seen anything this good come from C4D with Vray, I dont have Vray so cant try it. Could you please show what maps you used to get a idea on the colour, and the lighting setup?

Thanks, Dan

#839

The only rgb texture I’m using is a diffuse map which I’m processing though two color correction nodes that are connected to the scatter color and the subsurface color. It is very similar to this shader that I made for Cycles http://www.undoz.com/blog/2015/9/5/cycles-sss-skin-shader.html, the main difference being that I’m using an overlay function to tint the texture, instead of color correction nodes.

The lighting setup is composed of two area lights, key and rim, plus a hdri for fill.

#840

That’s just jaw-dropping! Technical skill and artistry in equal measure. Bravo!