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 | by Killebrew on Jan 18, 2010 9:29:40 pm [homepage] I love this! It's easy to do, and the renders I've used it on have generated more comments than any of my others. It works perfectly. |
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 | by infinity10 on Jan 25, 2010 3:30:48 am [homepage] Relatively painless instructions. Thanks for sharing ! |
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 | Great job - thank you for sharing! |
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| by already_taken on Jan 26, 2010 9:19:37 pm [homepage] Thanks Kfox. This is easy as pie and will have me fiddling with the material room for sure. |
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 | wonderful of you to share this with us, and thank you extra so very much for the detailed step by step (easy to understand) instructions |
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| This is nice. Thanks. How about hair, is there a way to make hair look sweaty or wet? Can this be toned back a bit, because on some skins (like Hiro 3 mats) it looks more like fully wet as if coming out of a pool. |
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| Fibbits - the easiest way to reduce the shine is to change the Specular value. Try making it .5 instead of 1.0 and see if that helps. This works fine on Hiro 3, by the way, even for those characters with nothing but a texture map. Your lights might be causing the excessive highlights. Try moving your brightest light and see if that works better. |
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 | This works well in Poser 6 also!! Thanks! |
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| Thanks !! |
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| Awesome tutorial. Glad I saw this! Thanks! |
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| I am fairly new to the Poser world and I have been searching for tutorials on Poser and have found some good ones. It so funny that I was just thinking of buying a plugin for wet skin. You just saved me some money. Thanks for sharing this with the rest of us. I will try it out now. Thanks |
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 | Wow, this really does make a great difference to the skin. Thank you so much and now I'm off to try it. |
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 | by shorterbus on Apr 8, 2010 4:16:04 pm [homepage] Thanks! Works great! |
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 | by Phoenix1966 on Apr 26, 2010 4:46:53 pm [homepage] Thank you! |
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 | THANK YOU ! This works brilliantly ... now a question... This looks perfect for sweaty skin, what would you do differently for the more streaky smooth OILY skin (as in sunscreen oily)? |
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| So why does it look great BEFORE I render it then it looks like burnt toast? New to this but it sure looks great b4 render...;p |
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 | by SpookieLilOne on Jun 24, 2010 6:08:28 pm [homepage] This tut is awesome on pale pale skin it also makes a nice glimmery look. I can see this coming in handy ALOT!! Thank you soooo much! |
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| Thank you! |
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| Very nice and easy. Thank you! |
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| Works great as everyone says! However, I after just a wet fingertip, I'm not going into explanations, use your imagination. Although I select just the tip, I see the map for the whole hand comes up, and of course the whole hand looks wet. Anyway of isolating just the tip? |
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 | by celticfire on Jan 6, 2012 11:28:50 pm [homepage] Guh, Poser is so much more detailed and realistic than DAZ, are there any good DAZ tutorials for this same effect? |
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 | This is a great tutorial! I have been using it quite a bit. Many thanks!!! |
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