looks cool
human skin shader
human skin shader
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Sure looks good, his artwork is also amazing. I havent looked at his code much, but looking at the pic with the lighting coming from the inside of the model means he must be doing lighting calculations using both front face normals and then he makes backwards normals and useses them to predict 'inside' lighting. Hehe that stuff inspired me. He said that the shader cant diffrentiate between diffrent thickness's in flesh and thus light attenuation is only based on distance.
Maybe if we invert the normals of the model (make face look inwards) then do some ambient occlusion (bake to a texture and use it as a scalar for the 'inside' lighting) we can get thickness data for closed objects, scaling the insid elighting bythis texture will simulate attenuation by flesh thickness.
Maybe if we invert the normals of the model (make face look inwards) then do some ambient occlusion (bake to a texture and use it as a scalar for the 'inside' lighting) we can get thickness data for closed objects, scaling the insid elighting bythis texture will simulate attenuation by flesh thickness.
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