Can it be done? I'm thinking that maybe I could create something like a tile shader with every other tile black. Then making a transmap?

Would really be nice for fishnet stockings too.

I have a shader in my Bagginsbill Cloth folder called Fishnet. I know he made and posted this one a long time ago. Here's the screenshot.

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Good catch, LL!

I've been searching my posts for the last 45 minutes for that. I found the original thread but you beat me to it. I was having trouble because I didn't use the word fishnet in my post.

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/forumpro/showthread.php?message_id=3620132&ebot_calc_page#message_3620132

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I've been trying to refind any shader you publically published because of a recent computer crash. Luckily I had some of your older shaders (pre PP2012), in my Poser Pro 2010 program on my external drive. I'm sure I'm still missing a bunch of your shaders! But I remembered using the fishnet shader on a shirt for M3 a long time ago.

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U and V are supposed to be swapped, right?

Also, shouldn't the tile be plugged into the glossy node somewhere?

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Thanks, guys! I'll give that a try pronto!

The glossy node is something LL did. My shader originally used white diffuse, not any specular. Rope is not shiny. I'm not sure what she was using that for, but a cotton string net is diffuse only.

The U and V are in the original only to rotate the tiles 45 degrees. You don't need them if you don't care about that.

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Ah, ok.

I'm playing with it now on DAZ's bodysuit... the one that comes in one of the V4 packages.  Seams in the UV mesh can be a problem as is trim, so I wouldn't use it on anything but it does nicely.

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Well, Yes and no.

Maybe you just need to tighten up the scale a lot?

I was trying for netting made of plastic strands. Some cheep stuff I saw on a cyber punk model once. Looked decent at the time that I rendered with it.

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Better. No large strands.

I can kind of live with this texture... for the moment. I do need to go back into Blender and work on both the tutu and the leg warmers.

Needs more layers, 3 isn't much for a tutu. Then the transparency will look better.

Quote - Needs more layers, 3 isn't much for a tutu. Then the transparency will look better.

How many layers we talking?

Quote - > Quote - Needs more layers, 3 isn't much for a tutu. Then the transparency will look better.

How many layers we talking?

Usually about 8-10, but you could get away with a few less for a class practice tutu though. I think that like a real tutu it will probably look better the more layers you add.