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OOM-911 Feb 10, 2020 @ 7:45pm
does anybody know how to make a good oily skin effect
I've seen some videos of it being tested and I also got one character that has the effect I want.... The only thing is I have no idea how the effect was even pulled off...

It's not a overlay/underlay
It's not done with cloths
It seems to be done with material editor but I am not sure how as when I opened it up it says it's using the same shader as all the other models...

Main difference is the way the skin gloss effect works... instead of being a stuck on mark it moves based on the lighting and motion, I tend to like it more but the thing is I have no veg idea how it was done...
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Originally posted by Jehuty:
Go to "Face" tab - press "Open material editor (body)".

Find "Specular power" parameter and try setting it to the "5" value for example.

Do the same for face as well (as face and body has separate material properties).
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Jehuty Feb 11, 2020 @ 4:53am 
Go to "Face" tab - press "Open material editor (body)".

Find "Specular power" parameter and try setting it to the "5" value for example.

Do the same for face as well (as face and body has separate material properties).
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OOM-911 Feb 11, 2020 @ 11:37am 
Originally posted by Jehuty:
Go to "Face" tab - press "Open material editor (body)".

Find "Specular power" parameter and try setting it to the "5" value for example.

Do the same for face as well (as face and body has separate material properties).

I have tried this but all it seems to do is add a effect similar to skin glow... It's not dynamic at all...

nvm I found a video on how to do it...
aparently I had to set specular color A to 1 and the notusespecular to 1 and I got it working
Last edited by OOM-911; Feb 11, 2020 @ 12:00pm
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Fleshy May 5, 2020 @ 5:26am 
Can you, by any chance, give a link for this vid plz?
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OOM-911 May 5, 2020 @ 11:13am 
Originally posted by Fleshy:
Can you, by any chance, give a link for this vid plz?

Ok so heres how it works! it's basically the same as what Jehuty said with one addition... you also have to set the specular color alpha to 1.... it's normally at 0

So just go to body or face set specular color alpha to 1 and then crank the specular power up.... that's

This will change skin glow from a static kind to a dynamic kind.

I can't really give the link since it's not really sfw...
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Birb Bobson Jan 24, 2023 @ 3:49am 
Originally posted by OOM-911:
Originally posted by Fleshy:
Can you, by any chance, give a link for this vid plz?

Ok so heres how it works! it's basically the same as what Jehuty said with one addition... you also have to set the specular color alpha to 1.... it's normally at 0

So just go to body or face set specular color alpha to 1 and then crank the specular power up.... that's

This will change skin glow from a static kind to a dynamic kind.

I can't really give the link since it's not really sfw...

To me it only makes the highlights more obvious. But that's just it. Not oily at all.
Last edited by Birb Bobson; Jan 24, 2023 @ 3:50am
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