A while ago I bought a PSD to create my own veins for my warriors but when asked how my incorporate the veins to my models the vendors replied that I was to investigate for myself .

Ok I Investigate and will explain not only how to incorporate colored veins ,also make a beautiful veins color from some maps of veins (which may be already made or you can paint yourself ,  is not necessary spend even one dollar, and this works for ANY Poser model  and in poser 2012/14/16/18

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First of all we create our color maps using our maps bump or displace (black and white maps) there are several tutorials on the web explaining how to create bump or displaces   vein maps  for poser so I skip that part)
To create color maps have to open our veins maps(view attach)

Ok,he is  in a very good shape, he can be a future mr olimpya , but there is a problem, no veins

Ok, copy and paste this in all areas (you need made torso and limbs separately, of course)

disconnect the node that gives color (usually connected to diffuse Alternate)

The texture streng gives strength to the color,

Copy and paste the texture, then do the same with the map colored limbs

looks better , remember,you can  playing with colors with thick veins (imagination is your limit)  on occasion to bump veins you must apply a Gaussian filter to be softer

I use photoshop in Spanish if any badly done translations or something wrong explained, please Tell it

I hope you liked it, you can improve, modify and share this tutorial as you wish

THE BEST TUTORIAL OF ALL TIME ?, yes perhaps.

sorry, some moderator can add the word "TUTORIAL" to the title , thanks

Thanks for the tutorial Aldebaran40. This will be helpful for a lot of people.

~Shane

Looks cool! I'm going to have to give this a try with Rex. Thanks Aldebaran!

Believe it or not, Mods CANNOT edit the titles of threads! (At least I never figured out how to!)

You don't need to make a color map. You can use the white-on-black veins map connect to a Blender node's blending input. Then connect the original color to both color inputs of the Blender, only make the first color chip white, and the second one blue. Adjust the strength by setting the blending value.

Quote - when asked how my incorporate the veins to my models the vendors replied that I was to investigate for myself

You will usually get a better answer about such things by asking me instead of a vendor. 

Quote - Thanks for the tutorial Aldebaran40. This will be helpful for a lot of people.

 

~Shane

Thanks Shane, I hope it will be useful,

 I spent Months before able to learn this.I hope my basic English is well understood.

Quote - Looks cool! I'm going to have to give this a try with Rex. Thanks Aldebaran!

Glad it likes you , ask me any doubt

Quote - Believe it or not, Mods CANNOT edit the titles of threads! (At least I never figured out how to!)

yes, Shane make me the favor to edit the title

Quote - You don't need to make a color map. You can use the white-on-black veins map connect to a Blender node's blending input. Then connect the original color to both color inputs of the Blender, only make the first color chip white, and the second one blue. Adjust the strength by setting the blending value.

I'll try but since I do not realize how to do that

Quote -You will usually get a better answer about such things by asking me instead of a vendor.

yes, I must admit that you're right ,some sellers before purchasing something , answered anything immediately,  after you buy it,  do not answer the pm ( of course  not all the same, the majority of sellers  do everything possible to help you )

Quote - You don't need to make a color map. You can use the white-on-black veins map connect to a Blender node's blending input. Then connect the original color to both color inputs of the Blender, only make the first color chip white, and the second one blue. Adjust the strength by setting the blending value.

honestly I could do that with a white map with black veins but not as you say (black background and white veins), when you have a minute I would like that you will tell me how to connect the nodes to make the color map from bump without having to create a new color map in photoshop

thanks in advance

Quote - I would like that you will tell me how to connect the nodes to make the color map from bump without having to create a new color map in photoshop

Right I thought I already did tell you. You quoted it.

• You can use the white-on-black veins map connect to a Blender node's blending input.
• Then connect the original color to both color inputs of the Blender
• make the first color chip white
• the second one blue
• Adjust the strength by setting the blending value

I searched everywhere for a vascular map and found no free ones. So I demonstrate in the attached image using a photo of some lightning.

You could not do this right with photoshop - waste of time, because the effect is based on lighting and environment and camera angles.

Damm bagginsbill  , you are a genius, this will save me a lot of time and I will give endless possibilities, and I think  know that I was wrong

let me do some tests and I mention results

thank you very much for taking your time to clear my doubts I had, I really appreciate it

All this is cool

to the original texture (blender)  connected to the diffuse alternatte ,  I  disconnect andadd a node blender (blender4) in the middle (for the torso and for the limbs)

Thank You bagginsbill !!!

ps. you think this  is the best tutorial that you have seen???, yes , you are right