I am trying to setup the Superfly skin shader described in another thread here but when I try to add the nodes I can't find the Redfilter or Bump2Normal nodes anywhere in any of the menus or sub-menus. Do I need an add-on to get these or am I doing it wrong?

Also, I can't find a Color Map or Bump Map node but I can find an image_map node. Is this the same thing?

The redfilter is in fact this one (right-clilck)

Bump to Normal:

They are renamed nodes to make sense, I gad to ask as well. Thanks for the details, YPhil!!

Color Map and Bump Map are just simple Image node. You have two: the classic:

And the Cycles-based:

The difference between the two are some parameters available in the Cycles version and not in the other. At the beginning, the classic one is easier to use.
You can change the label of a node by simply double-clicking on its title, so that you may enter what you want:

Abuse of Cycles nodes, not Double BigMac's... 

Wow, Y-Phil, I guess someone was hungry when explaining stuff 🤣

Afrodite-Ohki posted at 4:18 PM Thu, 13 April 2023 - #4462090

Wow, Y-Phil, I guess someone was hungry when explaining stuff 🤣

I saw the word Beginner so I thought that snapshot would be easier to understand, and I do love use Flameshot for this... 

Thank you for the explanation, Y-Phil. I've got it working on Vicky 4 and she's looking better now.

One minor problem.  I click on Subsurface Radius, update the numbers as shown and press return, but if I click on it again to check the numbers they have gone back to how they were at the start. I've tried not pressing return but clicking somewhere else but it still ignores my changes. Is there some trick to updating this?

Return sets the values.  Those values are just starters that work well for SSS.  There are other parameters that will give different skin tones, especially when the light shines behind the character through the thinner mesh illustrated below.

my bad for re-using those re-named nodes.

Thank you for the explanation, Y-Phil. I've got it working on Vicky 4 and she's looking better now.

One minor problem.  I click on Subsurface Radius, update the numbers as shown and press return, but if I click on it again to check the numbers they have gone back to how they were at the start. I've tried not pressing return but clicking somewhere else but it still ignores my changes. Is there some trick to updating this?

Afrodite-Ohki posted at 4:18 PM Thu, 13 April 2023 - #4462090

Wow, Y-Phil, I guess someone was hungry when explaining stuff 🤣

Y-Phil posted at 3:24 AM Fri, 14 April 2023 - #4462135

Afrodite-Ohki posted at 4:18 PM Thu, 13 April 2023 - #4462090

Wow, Y-Phil, I guess someone was hungry when explaining stuff 🤣

Oops sorry I didn't get your  joke correctly as I was tired. I don't why I'm using this all the time, I probably eat one each 5 or 10 years... 

 

You wanted to give them a fast response, filled with information?

You wanted to get to the meat of the matter?

Or given how tired you were, perhaps you were simply fried?

Thalek posted at 10:34 AM Fri, 14 April 2023 - #4462151

Y-Phil posted at 3:24 AM Fri, 14 April 2023 - #4462135

Afrodite-Ohki posted at 4:18 PM Thu, 13 April 2023 - #4462090

Wow, Y-Phil, I guess someone was hungry when explaining stuff 🤣

Oops sorry I didn't get your  joke correctly as I was tired. I don't why I'm using this all the time, I probably eat one each 5 or 10 years... 

 

Because using Monty Python references in Python tutorials was already taken?

You wanted to give them a fast response, filled with information?

You wanted to get to the meat of the matter?

Or given how tired you were, perhaps you were simply fried?

ChromeStar posted at 10:53 PM Thu, 13 April 2023 - #4462117

peter_wade posted at 6:41 PM Thu, 13 April 2023 - #4462101

Thank you for the explanation, Y-Phil. I've got it working on Vicky 4 and she's looking better now.

One minor problem.  I click on Subsurface Radius, update the numbers as shown and press return, but if I click on it again to check the numbers they have gone back to how they were at the start. I've tried not pressing return but clicking somewhere else but it still ignores my changes. Is there some trick to updating this?

Make sure you are entering all three values separated by commas before pressing enter. If you try to enter a single value, it won't know what to do with it and might throw it away.

I'll do some more tests to try and figure out how this works. If I can't find a way to re-enable editing of the values I'll put a ticket in for it.

It should work perfectly fine.  I have no problems working with that feature.  Retaining and changing the values works as it should.  Either hit 'Return' or 'Enter' on your keyboard.

Thalek posted at 10:34 AM Fri, 14 April 2023 - #4462151

Y-Phil posted at 3:24 AM Fri, 14 April 2023 - #4462135

Afrodite-Ohki posted at 4:18 PM Thu, 13 April 2023 - #4462090

Wow, Y-Phil, I guess someone was hungry when explaining stuff 🤣

Oops sorry I didn't get your  joke correctly as I was tired. I don't why I'm using this all the time, I probably eat one each 5 or 10 years... 

 

Because using Monty Python references in Python tutorials was already taken?

You wanted to give them a fast response, filled with information?

You wanted to get to the meat of the matter?

Or given how tired you were, perhaps you were simply fried?

Too tired indeed, to understand correctly Afrodite Ohki's funny remark 

My brain is even worse when I'm hungry 🤣🤣🤣

>>> What a relief! I am not alone in this case 😂

Oh I've read somewhere that to help our tiring brains, there's one option among others: the music, either played or listened 

Yeah why is it I can remember the lyrics from 50+ year old songs, but not what I was reaching for the mouse to do? LOL

DCArt posted at 1:41 PM Mon, 17 April 2023 - #4462481

Yeah why is it I can remember the lyrics from 50+ year old songs, but not what I was reaching for the mouse to do? LOL

Looks like you're more interested in the sixties than in your mouse