ReneAlex
07-15-2002, 09:38 PM
I change the title of this thread... maybe Hanrahan-Krueger shader and 3ds max was a little unatractive... :shrug:
I'm wondering about the capabilities of the current 3ds max shaders...
and the capability of simulates the translucency of the skin is one that seems to be out of reach for those outside the big studios...
I've used fR but there a limitations ( or seems to me ) because the S3 feature dont works in layers (like dermis, epidermis and bone), so if you try to apply S3 to let say a hand its seems to be a ballon or a hollow shell... i dont know if these ara the right words... but you may get the idea...
so the point is, how to make the 3 layers of material and get the beatiful "light" that adds the S3 in the flesh of humans?....
I try to use the composite mat type but is not a problem of the layers itseft. its about how they absorbs or / and refract the light...
so digging in the tech pappers in the libraryof my old school I find a name Hanrahan-Krueger, and a S3 shader that works with layers... then I google it :p... and i find a this link you may be see it Translucency and Sub-Surface Scattering (http://www.neilblevins.com/cg_education/translucency/translucency.htm)
and well I'm just trying to start a fire...
let talk about it...
as soon I get somethink new I let you know
I'm wondering about the capabilities of the current 3ds max shaders...
and the capability of simulates the translucency of the skin is one that seems to be out of reach for those outside the big studios...
I've used fR but there a limitations ( or seems to me ) because the S3 feature dont works in layers (like dermis, epidermis and bone), so if you try to apply S3 to let say a hand its seems to be a ballon or a hollow shell... i dont know if these ara the right words... but you may get the idea...
so the point is, how to make the 3 layers of material and get the beatiful "light" that adds the S3 in the flesh of humans?....
I try to use the composite mat type but is not a problem of the layers itseft. its about how they absorbs or / and refract the light...
so digging in the tech pappers in the libraryof my old school I find a name Hanrahan-Krueger, and a S3 shader that works with layers... then I google it :p... and i find a this link you may be see it Translucency and Sub-Surface Scattering (http://www.neilblevins.com/cg_education/translucency/translucency.htm)
and well I'm just trying to start a fire...
let talk about it...
as soon I get somethink new I let you know
