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In this new Patreon Course I go over skin shading in Redshift and the SSS features. This has been requested by a lot of users so I decided to cover it all. This tutorial will go over the rsMaterial SSS options for both single & multiple sub-surface scattering and will also touch on the other dedicated SSS nodes like the rsSSS and rsSkin and also why I prefer to use the Redshift uber shader the rsMaterial for all of my SSS needs. This tutorial will be available on June 5th for my Patrons and while it is made in Houdini the same principles and shader settings/options apply to all the Redshift capable applications. Thanks again guys for all the support!  

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Patreon Course Preview - Tutorial #9 - Skin Shading & Sub-Surface Scattering

Hey guys! In this new Patreon Course I go over skin shading in Redshift and the SSS features. This has been requested by a lot of users so I decided to cover it all. This tutorial will go over the rsMaterial SSS options for both single & multiple sub-surface scattering and will also touch on the other dedicated SSS nodes like the rsSSS and rsSkin and also why I prefer to use the Redshift uber shader the rsMaterial for all of my SSS needs. This tutorial will be available on June 5th for my Patrons and while it is made in Houdini the same principles and shader settings/options apply to all the Redshift capable applications. Thanks again guys for all the support! Subscribe to my Channel to follow new tutorials and feel free to follow my work and social media in the links below. Patreon: patreon.com/theartofsaul Follow me: artofsaul.com facebook.com/TheArtofSaul/ linkedin.com/in/saul-espinosa-243008b Twitter: @theartofsaul Also if your into Cryptocurrency and want to donate feel free to donate to my Etherium and IOTA addresses to help support more free Redshift tutorials. Etherium: 0xE85648098fffb12c3a636ddb3c98BB9A0A4D67b6

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