Digital humans the art of the digital double
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a sidetrack of boredom :)
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Is that a single or layered shader/texture?
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It's a simple lambert which has a ramp on the transparency. The ramp's V-coord is driven by facing ratio of a sampler info node.
The facing ratio also drives the lambert's glow intensity.
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did you use animation snapshot to achieve that?
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No, I just made a simple rig with joints...Originally posted by soreel
Thats neat!
did you use animation snapshot to achieve that?
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