Quote - I'd like to learn what brick does what when it comes to SSS.

Yes. Well my point was this (although I did not even come close to making the point clearly): Once you learn how skin behaves, and what the nodes do to help you simulate that, and you study all the learning material I've posted to explain why this node and not that, or why they are combined this way and not that, you would end up deciding that the network I posted is the only one that works right. And so, there could not be one of your own, because by the time you learned how all this works, you'd toss anything that isn't mine away (because it works differently and you want it to work the same) and there'd be nothing left to be called your own.

As for the right to use the resulting shader network from EZSkin - that's already established. I made that network. EZSkin is redistributing it (legally) and has no bearing on the copyright, since that right (to copy this network) is, in fact, mine. Similarly, the right to convey that right (that is to say, who gets to say who can redistribute the shader and when and where) is also mine.

Have at it!

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