Hi guys! I am looking for GEL And CANDY like materials for Poser pro 11... is anything like that available as material? Or how can I create it. I am not an expert in material room but I need something like that! Can someone help me?

You want Superfly or Firefly materials?

the BEST one Rokket!! :) rokket posted at 4:07PM Wed, 08 November 2017 - #4317605

You want Superfly or Firefly materials?

How familiar are you with the materials room? If I build a shader I can post a screen cap of it. If you know how to use the advanced tab in the materials room it would be easier than uploading an mc6 file.

AWESOME! You are the best! I can try! rokket posted at 4:10PM Wed, 08 November 2017 - #4317607

How familiar are you with the materials room? If I build a shader I can post a screen cap of it. If you know how to use the advanced tab in the materials room it would be easier than uploading an mc6 file.

Here's one that was supposed to be jello. It may work for Gel. Don't ask why I have a jello batting helmet.

LOL won't ask, but cool idea! Thank you so much RedPhantom! I will definitely try it!

RedPhantom posted at 7:54PM Wed, 08 November 2017 - #4317615

Here's one that was supposed to be jello. It may work for Gel. Don't ask why I have a jello batting helmet.

https://www.renderosity.com/mod/tutorial_premium/?page=video&video=88

Here is tutorial on this site that might point you in the right direction. It is considered an advanced tutorial, but you can look around on here and find others to point you in the right direction. I am still working on the shader.

Thank you so much Rokket! I can try.. I am no experte creating mats but i know whow they work a little bit :) Let me check on this and thanks again for your help and don't feel pressure for the shader! I am in no hurry! Thank you! rokket posted at 7:56AM Thu, 09 November 2017 - #4317639

https://www.renderosity.com/mod/tutorial_premium/?page=video&video=88

Here is tutorial on this site that might point you in the right direction. It is considered an advanced tutorial, but you can look around on here and find others to point you in the right direction. I am still working on the shader.

It's really not as hard as some make it seem. You just have to dive in and give it a try. There are descriptions about each and every aspect of the materials room in the manual, too, so you have a basic understanding of what each node and root will do before you go in there. Good luck. I got side tracked when an idea struck me, but I will get back to it as soon as I get some sleep...

Well ideas must be priority! Thank you so much again! This tutorial is great! I think its gonna help me a lot! You rock Rokket!! rokket posted at 11:12AM Thu, 09 November 2017 - #4317647

It's really not as hard as some make it seem. You just have to dive in and give it a try. There are descriptions about each and every aspect of the materials room in the manual, too, so you have a basic understanding of what each node and root will do before you go in there. Good luck. I got side tracked when an idea struck me, but I will get back to it as soon as I get some sleep...

You might want to take a look at some of the procedural materials on ArtMystique's Free Shaders page. In particular I'm wondering if the AM Shine set might work for creating the look of gels or candy, depending on the prop they're applied to.

Wow thank you so much! I will check the link! Thanks! perpetualrevision posted at 10:38AM Mon, 20 November 2017 - #4318300

You might want to take a look at some of the procedural materials on ArtMystique's Free Shaders page. In particular I'm wondering if the AM Shine set might work for creating the look of gels or candy, depending on the prop they're applied to.