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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 07 11:22 am)
You'd be surprised, Hborre. I tried the built-in ISF and found that the resulting brightness was so blown-out that I'm tempted to suspect faulty math on the part of the developers. I say that last part only because I seem to recall testing it out on some very simple textures, too, so I'm quite sure it's not my shader that's causing the blow-out. I'll try it again, though. If you and BB are using it without problems, there's still a possibility I'm doing something wrong and just don't know it. Stay tuned!
Quote - Okay .. I missed this one ... disregard my other comment ... the full shader looks a little to pink/red to me
Agreeing with Victoria_Lee: the shader version looks like he just stepped out of a rather hot sauna...
Monterey/Mint21.x/Win10 - Blender3.x - PP11.3(cm) - Musescore3.6.2
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I'll also be posting a sample from a different angle and in different lighting soon!
The colour looks better in this image, not sunburnt. Unless he is supposed to be sweating, there seems to be too much specular reflection. The lighting also looks a bit strange, very bright very diffused lighting. Whilst this effect could look appropriate in some unusual lighting set ups, if it is supposed to represent some average scene, it looks over exposed, and lacking in contrast to my eye.
Quote - cool shader but I wonder what the shader would look like with some realistic skin textures :)
This is an M4 Shader I am working on...
Looks good, but I think your bump (or displacement) is a tad too high.
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