Jelly Dessert prop for Daz Studio

https://www.digi-dotz.com/index.php/props/jelly-desert-prop-for-daz-studio

You can open and save this daz props in poser 11 with DSONLoader script.

http://web.archive.org/web/20201101092548/http://d3d.sesseler.de/store/poserpython/dson_loader/DSONLoader.zip

Ref: https://www.renderosity.com/forums/threads/2930857/dson#msg4345106

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How I can get more real jelly material?

I made this material by referring to Blender Tutorial JELLY Simulation/Animation!

another material

Quickly assessing your first material room screencap, I wouldn't use a second PrincipledBsdf for displacement. In Poser 11, displacement does not work quite well unless you subdivide the prop and use a math node to give you the right settings. Don't use emission as a translucent cheat in Superfly; it won't look correct. Subsurface scatter could give you a jelly-look but you will need to play with setting values to get it right.

hborre posted at 8:42 AM Sat, 8 February 2025 - #4493562

Quickly assessing your first material room screencap, I wouldn't use a second PrincipledBsdf for displacement. In Poser 11, displacement does not work quite well unless you subdivide the prop and use a math node to give you the right settings. Don't use emission as a translucent cheat in Superfly; it won't look correct. Subsurface scatter could give you a jelly-look but you will need to play with setting values to get it right.

Thank you so much!

I just used P11 for conversion the props. I'm currently using P13. I'll test jelly setting as you advise.

What do you think?

Personally, if you want a look like the original, I would reduce the Roughness quite a bit. Maybe even to 0-0.05. That will give it some surface shininess and gloss. The default 0.5 setting is a reasonable catch-all but lower values make things shiny and glossy, higher values make things matte.

ChromeStar posted at 12:14 PM Sat, 8 February 2025 - #4493569

Personally, if you want a look like the original, I would reduce the Roughness quite a bit. Maybe even to 0-0.05. That will give it some surface shininess and gloss. The default 0.5 setting is a reasonable catch-all but lower values make things shiny and glossy, higher values make things matte.

Thank you so much! It looks much more real.

Materials for spoon & plate:  PRA - Physical Surface Shaders

https://www.renderosity.com/freestuff/items/82488/pra---physical-surface-shaders

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Jelly

Sauce & Cream

That looks better.  I would correct two channels on the PrincipledBsdf node: uncheck the Legacy Scatter box and reduce the Specular value slightly, realistically, there is such a thing as 100% specularity.

hborre posted at 8:37 AM Mon, 10 February 2025 - #4493591

That looks better.  I would correct two channels on the PrincipledBsdf node: uncheck the Legacy Scatter box and reduce the Specular value slightly, realistically, there is such a thing as 100% specularity.

How about?

The cream might be too reflective, but overall, it looks great.

this looks so cool, what if you make the cream also a jelly-material, only a bit dense?

The other thing I might do, for a close-up, would be to increase the subdivision on the plate and spoon. That's in the object properties, not in the material (which looks fine to me). The edges aren't quite round currently and subdivision might fix that.

ChromeStar posted at 5:45 PM Tue, 11 February 2025 - #4493635

The other thing I might do, for a close-up, would be to increase the subdivision on the plate and spoon. That's in the object properties, not in the material (which looks fine to me). The edges aren't quite round currently and subdivision might fix that.

(increased the subdivision on the plate and spoon)