DDS
01-21-2010, 10:54 AM
Hi,
I've been searching for it but can't find it!
I remember a few years ago there were a few threads about this technique in 3dsmax that it involved baking a radiosity solution that represented the translucency, and baking it on the vertex channel or something like that, for dynamic SSS.
If I made any sense, could anyone point me to the thread that explained how that works, or maybe just explain me how that thing worked, or similar workflows?
I know there are much more advance techniques for SSS nowadays but I'm concerned about that, because it could be really useful for some realtime shader we're working on.
Thanks,
Albert.
I've been searching for it but can't find it!
I remember a few years ago there were a few threads about this technique in 3dsmax that it involved baking a radiosity solution that represented the translucency, and baking it on the vertex channel or something like that, for dynamic SSS.
If I made any sense, could anyone point me to the thread that explained how that works, or maybe just explain me how that thing worked, or similar workflows?
I know there are much more advance techniques for SSS nowadays but I'm concerned about that, because it could be really useful for some realtime shader we're working on.
Thanks,
Albert.