Hi all,
As much of us , I'm starting the new TV show , Westworld. I was surprised about the look of the laboratory , where cyborgs are made.
A picture especially gets my attention. This one :
(http://img.tel.pmdstatic.net/fit/http.3A.2F.2Fimages.2Eone.2Eprismamedia.2Ecom.2Fnews.2F7.2Fe.2F7.2F9.2Fb.2F9.2Fb.2Fd.2Fc.2F5.2Fe.2F4.2F9.2F5.2Fa.2F4.2Ejpeg/530x230/quality/80/westworld-le-generique-de-la-serie-evenement-passe-au-crible.jpg)
I was wondering if there was any meaning to obtain such a milky-was material.
I tried to do it with the wax material , param at 100 of translucense, but ...That's certainly not the best choice I had...
(http://img4.hostingpics.net/thumbs/mini_891457wax846.jpg) (http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=891457wax846.jpg)
That's my scene. So you could understand I'm wanting such a milky material... With the translucent one , I thought we could see the mesh under the surface ...but it doesn't work...
If someone could help...
Thanx a lot !
Hi Malone.
Couldn't get any useful results with the translucent material either... not saying it can't be done, though.
However, I managed to create a material somewhat like what you are referring to using the advanced material. See result and material settings below.
Hope it helps.
Best,
Thanx a lot for your answer , I'll give a try in few minutes , I'm at work lol
My tests are nos as good as I expected to...
Your idea to cheat the effect discribed in my first post is a good idea...But so bad that Keyshot doesn't get the same options of 3DS Max for the SSS...
I'll fidn another way to get what I want :) Thanx anyway !
I just played with this idea. And here's my (not perfect) result.
I had some problems to split the mesh and reduce the size, to upload this scene. So I replaced the sculpture (from threedscans.com) with the material ball.
Ok , thanx a lot ,
I tried your material, but it doesn't seem to work properly , maybe because of my lighting setup ...
Thanx a lot anyway , that could be a good base to get this effect.